From boot to certificate in four steps

No installation. No vendor hardware. Just boot, wipe, and keep the proof.

01

Boot

Boot the ready-to-go tScrub appliance image from USB or PXE, place your licence alongside the script, and run it. No installation — the whole tool is one self-contained script you can inspect line by line.

02

Discover & classify

Every drive is detected across NVMe, SATA, and SCSI. Each one is mapped to its strongest supported capability — crypto/block/overwrite purge, enhanced erase, or nwipe clear.

03

Sanitise

All drives are wiped in parallel with live progress. Frozen, locked, or BIOS-blocked drives are flagged immediately rather than silently reported as clean.

04

Report

tScrub writes a chain-of-custody report — one row per drive with method, certification, final status, and pre/post-wipe SMART — tied to a single Chain of Custody ID. Upload it on the dashboard Reports page, then generate a Certificate of Destruction from the Certificates page.

What the report captures

Field Example
Chain of Custody ID48213
Drive model / serialSAMSUNG MZQL23T8HCLS-00A07
Size3.8 TB
Bus / typeNVMe / SSD
MethodNVMe Crypto Purge
CertificationDESTRUCTION
Final statusCOMPLETED
SMART (pre / post)health, temp, power-on hours, wear

What you need

Sanitisation methods at a glance

Drive typeMethodOutcome
NVMeCrypto / block / overwrite sanitisePurge
SATA/ATAEnhanced or standard security erasePurge / Clear
SCSI/SASnwipe quickClear
Frozen / locked—Flagged for destruction

What happens to failed drives

If a drive is frozen, locked, or unsupported, tScrub records it with a FROZEN or BLOCKED status and a PHYS_DESTR certification instead of marking it clean. Route those drives to physical destruction and the report still shows the full chain of custody.

See it run yourself

Download the appliance image, then boot on any machine.

Download tScrub