Evidence Evidence Erases your swap file

About Windows swap file.

The Windows Swap File is a large hidden file located in the root of your boot drive used for keeping your virtual memory. It is only a temporary file, but Windows does not delete it from your disk upon shut down, therefore, anyone can extract a lot of information from it. Moreover, this file contains traces of almost all files and data you used during the last working session.

The Windows SWAP file is a hard disk file used by Windows as extra memory in addition to the physical RAM memory installed. Correct cleaning of the Swap file is essential for security. It can store copies of any data you have used, even though you may not have "saved" it.

The Windows swap file is potentially a valuable source of evidence and leads. The evaluation of the swap file can be automated with several of NTI's forensic tools, e.g., NTA Stealth, Filter_N, FNames, Filter_G, GExtract and GetHTML. These intelligent filters automatically identifies patterns of English language text, phone numbers, social security numbers, credit card numbers, Internet E-Mail addresses, Internet web addresses and names of people.

The Evidence Eliminator Program will delete the Windows swap file.

When it is turned on, Evidence Eliminator will perform the wiping execution.
It is strongly recommended that you clean the swap file regularly.

Of course this is just one of the many pc security features of Evidence Eliminator.