shredos.x86_64 VS mersenne-twister-predictor

For standard disk wipe ShredOS which includes hdparm so you can use the drives firmware ATA Secure ERASE function

You could try ShredOS

ShredOS Disk Eraser provides a way to securely wipe disks for all Intel 64-bit processors as well as other vendors with compatible 64-bit chips. catherder9000 adds, "number of options including a USB boot drive (supports UEFI). It's nwipe, which is the linux open source of DBAN. Works great with external USB docks too if you're using a 1-4 bay one to mass wipe. You can also use ShredOS on headless systems or systems with faulty display hardware as it includes a user-enabled telnet server."

ShredOS seems pretty feature complete: https://github.com/PartialVolume/shredos.x86_64

ShredOS, number of options including a USB boot drive (supports UEFI). It's nwipe which is the linux open source of DBAN. Works great with external USB docks too if you're using a 1-4 bay one to mass wipe.

As an alternative, I'd recommend ShredOS. Basically does the same thing and is much faster (aaaaaand cue the PTSD I have from having to maintain a fork of it I created for my organization after I convinced everyone to ditch DBAN).

GitHub - PartialVolume/shredos.x86_64: Shredos Disk Eraser 64 bit for all Intel 64 bit processors as well as processors from AMD and other vendors which make compatible 64 bit chips. ShredOS - Secure disk erasure/wipe

So, extracting information out of a completely unknown random generator is already pretty tricky. If you know you are dealing with a mersenne twister it is doable for sure, but even if you are dealing with the pretty basic MT19937 (which has a period of 219937-1) which is for instance included in the c standard library you need a few hundred numbers (https://github.com/kmyk/mersenne-twister-predictor) to guess the next one. This assumes that you have those exact numbers. Network latency (unless GGG would track the data directly on the client, fair enough) would muddy it further so that you would need a larger amount of data to verify it. How much more I have no fucking clue.