Final tasks

General steps

• Fill Bootcamp feedback form using link you received in you mailbox
• Remove private data
• Optional approach to remove private data
  • Delete user folder
  • Fill empty space with zeroes

Fill Bootcamp feedback form using link you received in you mailbox

Remove private data

Open terminal and execute commands:

Optional approach to remove private data

Delete user folder

1. Logoff out of graphical session
2. Press Ctrl+Alt+F1 to activate text console
3. Log in as student with his password

4. Execute following commands in command line:

   sudo su
   cd /
   rm -rf /home/student
   mkdir /home/student
   chown student:student /home/student
   exit
   exit

1. Press Ctrl+Alt+F7 (or ..F8, ..F9 etc.) to switch to graphical console
2. Log in as student and check that default look is successfully restored

Fill empty space with zeroes

After files are deleted from file system entries, actual file content remains in disk. Therefore file content can be (at least, partially) recovered. To avoid this, you can write zeroes in all free space. Note that depending on disk speed and free space it can take x hours to execute, therefore you can leave computer doing work and switch it off when it is done with a command as a root user: