No one can find out on which websites you have been once you delete the Temporary Internet Files, cookies and history in Internet Explorer, right ? That’s unfortunately wrong and should cause some concern by some users. The Internet Explorer is using so called index.dat files to store information even though the information contained in those files are hardly needed. The auto complete feature is using the index.dat file of visited websites.
Index.dat Suite
Posted by Martin in Browsing, Security, ie, software TAGS in Browsing, Security, ie, software19
Mar
Find visited urls and cookies of every user in index.dat
Posted by Martin in Browsing, Operating Systems, Windows, ie TAGS in Browsing, Operating Systems, Windows, ie14
Oct
When you delete the visited urls and the cache in Internet Explorer after disconnecting your computer from the internet you are safe, right ? Many users think that it is impossible to find out which websites have been visited when they delete the cache and the history. This is not true..
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