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Security - best way to make laptop data unrecoverable?

Asked by maxout6 in Hard Drives & Storage

Tags: laptop, unrecoverable

I'd like to put some security on my laptop.  Specifically I want to detect an attempted login.  After N failed attempts (or even a boot into bios), I want to wipe/overwrite a few sections of the drive where the critical data is stored.  Finally, I'd like to rig some sort of physical failure as well (Ie - flash fire or similar)

In other words, if this laptop gets out of proper hands, I not only want to remove the data but I also want to doubly make sure it is unrecoverable by nuking the drive itself.

Is there anything out there like this?  I've googled and not found anything like this.

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