An administrator needs to select a method to dispose of SSDs containing sensitive data. Which of the following are the most appropriate methods? (Choose two.)

Degaussing works by disrupting magnetic fields and is effective for traditional HDDs, but it is ineffective for SSDs, which store data on flash memory chips, not magnetic platters.

Deleting files merely removes pointers to data; the data remains on the SSD and can often be recovered with forensic tools.

Incinerate is an appropriate method because it completely destroys the SSD and its data storage components through burning, making data recovery impossible. This is a secure method for sensitive data destruction.

Recycling usually involves material recovery, and while it's good for the environment, it doesn't guarantee data destruction without prior secure wiping or physical destruction.

Formatting an SSD, even a full format, does not securely erase all data and can often be recovered with specialized tools, especially if TRIM is not consistently applied or if multiple layers of data exist.

Shred is also an appropriate method as it physically breaks the SSD into small pieces, rendering the flash memory chips and controller unusable and making data recovery practically impossible. This ensures the physical destruction of the data.