SSDs are hot, but not without security risks
Solid-state drives offer more data security than traditional hard drives, but experts caution that they may be prone to hacks and data erasing issues
Solid-state drives offer more data security than traditional hard drives, but experts caution that they may be prone to hacks and data erasing issues
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