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Yes. It has gotten even easier to do now... If you need to have something be permanently "shredded", you should consider a "high security" shredder. That is,
by blhack 17y ago
Yes.
It has gotten even easier to do now...
If you need to have something be permanently "shredded", you should consider a "high security" shredder. That is, one that not only shreds vertically, but horizontally as well. After that is finished, but the little pieces into water and turn it into mash.
The other option is using acid, or....
not writing things down that will get you put in prison.
- mcav 17y agoOr a lighter, perhaps.
- blhack 17y agoIt is typically not feasible to burn a large amount of paper inside of an office without anyone noticing. You could turn the paper into mash in an office. You could not do the same by burning it.
- aristus 17y agohttp://www.huffingtonpost.com/2007/12/19/cheney-office-fire_n_77484.html http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2007/12/19/cheney-office-fire_... Makes you wonder, doesn't it?
- randallsquared 17y agonot writing things down that will get you put in prison. Well, that's just unreasonable. Everyone has to write things down that would get them thrown in prison, right? Right? :(
- tc 17y ago«Que l'on me donne six lignes écrite de la main de l'homme le plus honnête, et je trouverai de quoi le faire pendre !» ("Give me six lines from the hand of the most honest man, and I will find in them a reason to hang him!") -- Cardinal de Richelieu, Mirame
- tyrcikytgv 17y agoWell writing your secrets in French will probably keep them safe in America, but not in other countries.
- stonemetal 17y agoBut by diamond shredding you are only increasing N the same method of reconstruction by edge analysis still works. Like nuking from orbit, burning, pulping, or other method of complete destruction is the only way to be safe.