shred is not listed in the Kali Linux tools listing, but it is available, when doing live boot.
This great tool can be used to reset a hard drive and do continuous overwrites so it cannot be restored.
You do not even have to mount the device you want to wipe.
sudo shred -vfz -n 10 /dev/sda-vmeans verbose, showing progress-fmeans change permissions to allow writing if necessary-zadd a final overwrite with zeros to hide shredding-noverwriteNtimes instead of the default (3)
My example overwrites the Windows partitions 10 times.
Alternatively you can do it from Windows, but doing from Kali Linux surely feels good.