Yes. I just didn't remember the specific models affeced: Crucial: MX100, MX200 und MX300 Samsung: 840 EVO und 850 EVO Curcial fixed it later with an f

Yes. I just didn't remember the specific models affeced: Crucial: MX100, MX200 und MX300 Samsung: 840 EVO und 850 EVO Curcial fixed it later with an firmware update. I think people got mad on Samsung because they didn't fixed it? Not affected where Intel, Micron, Samsung's own more expensive PRO-Series (interesting?) and others. We also rely on hardware based encryption on iPhones and Androids? Finally we need to trust the CPU and the random number generator, TPM, Pluton and that the keyboard or whatever is not manipulated. By the way - I don't trust Microsoft's Pluton! And interestingly Dell and Lenovo decided to turn it off by default.