> > After Full Disk Encryption, I DON'T think you can simply move the
> > platters to different board and you get full access. I think you are
> > talking about ATA Drive Lock
>
> Exactly that's what the IBM password lock thing is about.

However I will add that Seagate's FDE.2 drives encrypt everything by
default before "placing it on the platter" So the mere act of enabling
ATA Drive Lock on a Seagate FDE.2 drive does the trick. Even if you
take out the platters and place it in a different enclosure you won't
be able to access the data.
See:
http://www.seagate.com/docs/pdf/mark...400_fde_bb.pdf

Also Seagate has plugged all the known ATA Drive Lock hacks (as far as
I know).

saqib
http://www.full-disk-encryption.net