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Visualising data: File Directories
Wed, 04 Aug 2010 10:53AM
Some index.dat files record not only websites visited, but also the files on the computer (and any other devices) which have been opened. This gives an accurate account of what files have been viewed and possibly edited. Using the registry, any files accessed that are not on the C: drive can be linked to a USB stick / DVD / CD etc.
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