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That sounds bad, have any more details on what happened? You plugged in something external and ‘fried’ your ssd ? I don’t know how likely that is here, but the
by radicality 2y ago
That sounds bad, have any more details on what happened? You plugged in something external and ‘fried’ your ssd ?
I don’t know how likely that is here, but there was a class of attacks called Thunderspy which could allow an external malicious device full access to your computer via thunderbolt.
https://thunderspy.io/ https://thunderspy.io/
- jbverschoor 2y agoI actually think it could also have been something that resetted the T2 chip during the process.. I bought a new MacBook and wanter to transfer data using the cable / migration assistant. I think it froze. After that it wouldn't boot, and there was no partition table. The SSD worked after formatting though. The cable was a cable directly from Apple, but yeah product return fraud on Amazon could be scary with these kinds of attacks