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   sec_monkey SM Security Administrator

   could have told ya so .. ..
   
   Flaws in self-encrypting SSDs let attackers bypass disk encryption | ZDNet
   

    

   sec_monkey, Nov 5, 2018

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   aardbewoner judge a human on how he act,not on look and talk.

   Backdoor ? or plane spyware installed by the (fill in country) chipmaker.

    

   aardbewoner, Nov 8, 2018

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   Brokor Live Free or Cry Moderator Site Supporter+++ Founding Member

   Well, that's what people get for using SED's (self-encrypting drives). Folks ought to know those drives suck by now.
   Using Linux on a standard SSD with the drive encrypted isn't something that can be bypassed.

    

   Brokor, Nov 8, 2018

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