That approach does have the advantage of speed, but it's not really a substitute for physically overwriting all the data.
History is rife with examples of people getting themselves into serious hot water by assuming that the lack of a well-known weakness in a cipher means that the cipher is secure. Anyone who's got an extremely high need for data security is hopefully keenly aware of that.
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That approach does have the advantage of speed, but it's not really a substitute for physically overwriting all the data.
History is rife with examples of people getting themselves into serious hot water by assuming that the lack of a well-known weakness in a cipher means that the cipher is secure. Anyone who's got an extremely high need for data security is hopefully keenly aware of that.