Universal SSD method

[Buzz Banned Posts:111 Threads:21 Reputation 11]

This method will work for almost every company who sells SSDs. I've tried this on OCZ and Samsung.

Method:
1) Get S/N of the SSD
2) Contact the company
3) Say the usual the product is fucking up
4) When they ask you to return it, say that you have classified data (fbi/cia agent?) on the SSD and you can't disclose it as you signed NDAs(non-discourse agreements) 

Tip: If they ask for photos, say it's a RAID and you can't.

[aim DF Member Posts:531 Threads:74 Reputation 38]

ooo, smart, i might actually use this :P

[yums DF Member Posts:684 Threads:44 Reputation 34]

Sounds like a pretty ingenious tactic, thanks. Unfortunately I'm too much of a pussy to try it out, but this method is appreciated anyway.

[123 DF Member Posts:475 Threads:41 Reputation 13]

I wouldn't try this lol.

[gamemaniacs DF Member Posts:46 Threads:5 Reputation 1]

This does sound crazy. But yeah, classified data could also mean data of clients with whom your company signs a NDA.

So it might just work that way. Have to be very convincing though...

[Nix Emerald Member Posts:1,779 Threads:174 Reputation 76]

Seems risky, but I got this. I appreciate the tutorial.

[alphaomega DF Member Posts:10 Threads:0 Reputation 0]

Ahh lmfao what an SE method.. i'm dead. nice job

[The_Master_Py - The Master - Posts:116 Threads:32 Reputation 0]

I may be called stupid, But may I ask what is SSD?

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I may be called stupid, But may I ask what is SSD?

Oh wait nvm I'm sorry

[old-polimias DF Member Posts:7 Threads:0 Reputation 0]

Seems pretty interesting actually might come in handy.

[Johnsmith420 DF Member Posts:5 Threads:1 Reputation 0]

Seems totally doable without using FBI or CIA.

Choose a small cybersecurity company or say you work for a telco or isp.