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Many SSDs do on the fly AES encryption. Secure wipe is then just a destruction of the private key. All the encrypted data stays put.
by phamilton 13y ago
Many SSDs do on the fly AES encryption. Secure wipe is then just a destruction of the private key. All the encrypted data stays put.
- venomsnake 13y agoSince when there is private key in AES? And that requires a paranoid person to trust that a company does not holds the keys in escrows somewhere or are by any way retrievable.