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*Invoke (Security minded Geeks)*	by lab rat	2004-02-10 13:55:23
I have a friend whose boss is having some concerns about a former employee and his office computer. The guy downloaded a mess of nasty pictures. He is however more concerned about his "other" activities that may be of an illegal nature. How would he go back and try to recover evidence of shifty behavior. This would be in Win XP. No key logging devices or tracking software was present.
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Check the temp file directories.	by JPaganel	2004-02-10 14:00:43
Check out the Temporary Internet Files	by bordertech	2004-02-10 14:04:53
That is where some of the initial nastiness	by lab rat	2004-02-10 14:19:08
Check out URL history...	by nate_t_g	2004-02-10 14:39:59
if he had email on it	by Celticess	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Yes, I do have DriveLook	by lab rat	2004-02-10 15:22:06
Are these activities prosecutable under local or	by NOLAWitch	2004-02-10 14:05:41
In the meantime, put the system under lock and key	by NOLAWitch	2004-02-10 14:06:55
Illegal activity is the cause for concern	by lab rat	2004-02-10 14:15:14
Document Document Document	by DesertRat66	2006-11-19 12:55:59
I know, the potential for nasty activity is there	by lab rat	2004-02-10 16:32:53
Wait until	by DesertRat66	2004-02-10 19:58:18
System logs?	by le_jawa	2004-02-10 14:19:53
MS generates a file	by Celticess	2004-02-10 14:49:30
Wipe it, unless you're in law enforcement	by Slamlander	2004-02-10 15:51:07

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