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Plenty of SSDs implement strong encryption, and there's an entire standard API for it. Why waste cpu on tasks your hardware already does? Bitlocker supports on
by ChrisLomont 4y ago
Plenty of SSDs implement strong encryption, and there's an entire standard API for it. Why waste cpu on tasks your hardware already does?
Bitlocker supports on drive hardware encryption, and I'd be surprised if other major file systems didn't.
If I recall, it's a FIPS requirement for data at rest now.
- tgsovlerkhgsel 4y ago> Why waste cpu on tasks your hardware already does? Because the hardware cannot be trusted to do it correctly. IIRC Bitlocker stopped relying on it for this reason. https://www.howtogeek.com/fyi/you-cant-trust-bitlocker-to-encrypt-your-ssd-on-windows-10/ https://www.howtogeek.com/fyi/you-cant-trust-bitlocker-to-en... (see the updates)
- gspr 4y ago> Why waste cpu on tasks your hardware already does? Because the storage hardware might be loyal to someone who is not the owner of the data.