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Secure Deletion

it automatically set the given file bytes to 0 and delete it, to prevent the file recovery. i guess

Usage

Example-0:

PS C:/> rmv -p C:/Users/0xfce/desktop/some_random_file.exe 

Example-1:

PS C:/> rmv -p g:/bunch_of_useless_shit_folder -s txt "it will delete every .txt file in the target folder"

Example-2:

PS C:/Users/0xfce> cd desktop/bunch_of_useless_shit_folder/
PS C:/Users/0xfce/bunch_of_useless_shit_folder> rmv -p here -s pdf "it will delete every pdf file in the current working directory/folder"

Example-3:

PS C:/Users/0xfce> cd desktop/bunch_of_useless_shit_folder/
PS C:/Users/0xfce/bunch_of_useless_shit_folder> rmv -p here "it will delete everything in the current working directory/folder"

Example-4:

PS C:/> rmv -p g:/bunch_of_useless_shit_folder  "it will delete everything in the target directory/folder"

Requirements:

  • Python 3

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