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Can't you destroy an SSD using a grinder? It's just like smashing a hard drive with a sledgehammer.

There's a reason that certain companies that deal in certain types of things still shred hard drives after wiping them; physical destruction is...

To be clear, I'm not a certified authority on the subject, but as I understand it SSDs (so long as they are somewhat modern) can also be securely...

I don't think he chose a HDD over an SSD due to an easier wiping process, as while its more of a pain to fully wipe an SSD than a HDD, its...

It depends. Self encrypting SSDs like Samsungs EVO or Pro series generate and use a random key to access the on drive data. The data on the drive...

If full system encryption is used, the unencrypted data never touches the SSD, so it doesn't even matter. Even "Kero the Wolf" was smart enough...

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