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Line 4: }} '''Hardware-based full disk encryption''' ('''FDE''') is available from many [[hard disk drive]] (HDD/[[Solid-state drive\|SSD]]) vendors, including: [[Hitachi]], Integral Memory, iStorage Limited, [[Micron Technology\|Micron]], [[Seagate Technology]], [[Samsung]], [[Toshiba]], [[ViaSat\|Viasat UK]], [[Western Digital]]~~, [[Micron Technology\|Micron]], [[OCZ Storage Solutions\|OCZ]], [[SanDisk]], [[Samsung]], Integral Memory and USB vendors such as [[Yubikey]] or iStorage Limited~~. The [[symmetric-key algorithm\|symmetric encryption key]] is maintained independently from the computer's [[Central processing unit\|CPU]], thus allowing the complete data store to be encrypted and removing computer memory as a potential attack vector. Hardware-FDE has two major components: the hardware encryptor and the data store.

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