Nicolas Alvarez wrote:
> There is a Windows program that uses just that technique.

You can do it by either writing a big file full of zeros yourself, or using 
the disk-defrag interface to manually put a block of zeros at each free spot 
on the disk, which is what cipher /w does.


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