Introduction The SSD’s internal “garbage collecting” processes are responsible for erasing blocks and managing wear leveling. However, filesystems typically “delete” data by just marking it in their own records as space that is available again. They do not actually erase the data from the underlying storage, but may overwrite the area previously occupied by that data on subsequent writes. This mea
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