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Encrypted drives typically store the literal en/decryption key (derived from your password or credentials) and whatever salt is necessary on a chip. Nuking that information effectively makes your data unrecoverable, because it's no longer distinguishable from noise.

I assume "flipped" is a translation error for "cleared" or "randomized", especially given typos like "instantaineously".

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