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What do you call the process in which an attacker uses magnetic field over the digital media device to delete any previously stored data?

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The process in which an attacker uses a magnetic field over a digital media device to delete any previously stored data is called disk degaussing. Degaussing involves applying a strong magnetic field to disrupt the magnetic domains on a storage device such as a hard drive, making the previously stored data irretrievable.

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Jun 5, 2024

Disk degaussing is a process by which a strong magnetic field is applied to storage device, resulting in an entirely clean device of any previously stored data