The companies that do it charge several thousand an hour, IIRC. (this was back in the 90s?)
Depending on the non-spinning disk type in question, it can be either more or less secure than the usual magnetic HDD. You've got "flash" but that's just a nice word for any number of highly-differing technologies such as MLC and SLC on the inside. And you have NAND vs NOR techs to consider as well.
Perhaps the security in non-magnetic-HDDs comes from the fact that they're so new to the table, not many specialize in restoring data from them.
The companies that do it charge several thousand an hour, IIRC. (this was back in the 90s?)
Depending on the non-spinning disk type in question, it can be either more or less secure than the usual magnetic HDD. You've got "flash" but that's just a nice word for any number of highly-differing technologies such as MLC and SLC on the inside. And you have NAND vs NOR techs to consider as well.
Perhaps the security in non-magnetic-HDDs comes from the fact that they're so new to the table, not many specialize in restoring data from them.