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How do I wipe a modern SSD to prevent data recovery?
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this post was submitted on 27 Apr 2024
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For an ssd you’ll have faster and better results with veracrypt, delete the key then call the drives secure erase.
5220 was for media that actually gave the user real access to block level read and write. Nowadays even spinning media presents you with an abstraction.