

If the disk has built in encryption, so the storage controller on the disk handles the encrypt/decrypt cycle but presents as an unencrypted disk for all intents and purposes to the user. All thats needed to wipe the disk is to delete the encryption keys. Its a pretty common feature in enterprise disks and i quite like it. Saves a lot of time when decom time rolls arround









They do that already, just very poorly. Ive gotten them into loops of just back and forth about how I should call 911 or find a psychiatric professional. Apparently trying to convince an LLM its 400 years in the future and space exploration is just part of life is an indicator of psychosis in the saftey training.