To: John Jamieson
the last access date and time on all 101 would change to the current time, making it look like I looked at the porno picture too.It doesn't seem like a very reliable way to determine when something was REALLY accessed last. The second you try looking at the properties, it timestamps it. I guess I need ENCASE; that was the name of the program, right? Or was it ENDCASE?
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07/12/2002 12:18:38 AM PDT by
sbnsd
To: sbnsd
I suspect all the "spy software", reads the last access date, stores it, opens the file, displays it, and then forces the last access date back to it's original value. Erasing all evidence that it was used.
To: sbnsd
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