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OTP: Micro$quish warning

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Califchief - 13 Sep 2006 22:40 GMT
Area: MEMORIES
 Msg#: 64223
 Date: 09-13-06  16:16
 Subj: Micro$quish warning
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Right click on IE "properties" and see options to
"Delete Cookies..." and "Delete Files..."

Select "Delete Files..." and see question "Delete files
in Temporary Internet Files folder?"

Click "OK" and you think you're eliminating everything?

Not so.

Here is what was revealed, using an utility that displays
hidden directories and hidden files  --  "H" attribute.

C:\Windows\Temporary Files\content.IE5 <dir>   hidden directory
      abcdmnop <dir>     hidden directory (not actual names)
      efghqrst <dir>     hidden directory
      ijkluvwx <dir>     hidden directory
      46xtymaq <dir>     hidden directory
      0gha0nix <dir>     hidden directory
      92xd3zip <dir>     hidden directory
      7bogoxen <dir>     hidden directory
      5kickz3p <dir>     hidden directory

Each contained more than 100 files.  A total of several thousand
files in those hidden directories.  With all your keystrokes and
VISA number if you ordered anything on-line; PIN if you accessed
your bank account on-line;  etc. etc.  Everything from your e-mail
to your internet and usenet usage.

After deleting all of those files, I wound up with 465 more just
6 hours later.

The utility is CHMOD.COM - only 6,538 bytes.  View -A -S -H files.
I'll file attach it to e-mail, to anyone who wants a copy.  Request
it at the peoplepc.com address.   I don't check this address.
Alan Meyer - 18 Sep 2006 01:53 GMT
...
> Here is what was revealed, using an utility that displays
> hidden directories and hidden files  --  "H" attribute.
...

You can also see these files with the Windows dir and
attrib commands.

Use "dir /ah" to view files with the "hidden" attribute and
"attrib -h" to make them non-hidden if desired.

   Alan
 
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