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Private information on public computers
From: "Steven Meyer" <meysteven () gmail com>
Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2006 10:00:37 +0100
Hello list, A lot of collaborators in the company do some office work (word, excel, PowerPoint) at home or on "public computer". Since some of there work information is confidential, I was wondering what kind of information (if no key loggers are installed,) could be reviled ( there always save there document on a usb stick,) after there have done with they work. I know for example in the recent files menu, you can find the name of the last accessed files. But is they some temp files of the document that are stored one the hard drive. The real Question would be: what kind of information could someone retrieve from the computer after the collaborators work is done and saved on a usb stick. And what would there need to do for the computer to be completely cleaned of all information about they work. Thanks for all help Steven Meyer
Current thread:
- Private information on public computers Steven Meyer (Mar 16)
- Re: Private information on public computers Serguei A. Mokhov (Mar 16)
- Re: Private information on public computers l00t3r (Mar 17)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: Private information on public computers Bergert, David (Mar 16)
- RE: Private information on public computers Beauford, Jason (Mar 16)