"Flash shredders exist, too, but in order to be compliant the actual chips in their cases need to be broken. So what they produce is usually much finer grained, a “sand” of plastics and silicon."
For metal, chip credit cards I can't shred, I put them on a brick in the back yard, and torch them with a weed burner. There's a psychological bonus here, if for example Amex made me change cards through no choice of my own because they were hacked.
This wouldn't be "compliant" for a flash drive, but it would be effective.
For metal, chip credit cards I can't shred, I put them on a brick in the back yard, and torch them with a weed burner. There's a psychological bonus here, if for example Amex made me change cards through no choice of my own because they were hacked.
This wouldn't be "compliant" for a flash drive, but it would be effective.