Your Cache Files Contain
Sensitive Data.
Standard deletion isn't enough. Browser caches, app logs, and system temp files can expose your activity. Here is how to securely shred them forever.
Free download • Military-grade shredding
Why "Empty Trash" Isn't Safe
Deleted Files Are Recoverable
When you delete a cache file, macOS just marks the space as "available." The actual data remains on your disk and can be recovered by forensic tools until it's overwritten.
Browser Caches Reveal Everything
Images, scripts, and cookies from every site you visit are stored in ~/Library/Caches. Simply clearing history doesn't always remove these physical files from your drive.
App Logs Store Activity
Many apps log your usage details in plain text. These logs can persist for months in ~/Library/Logs, creating a detailed trail of your digital footprint.
Securely Shred Sensitive Files with VaultSort
VaultSort doesn't just delete files; it overwrites them multiple times using military-grade standards (DOD 5220.22-M) so they are impossible to recover.
DOD-Standard Shredding
Overwrites data 3-7 times to ensure total unrecoverability.
Freespace Wiping
Clean the "empty" space on your drive to destroy previously deleted files.
YubiKey Protection
Lock your secure deletion tools with hardware authentication.
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