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Audit PC - Check for malicious material

Asked by billwharton in MS Forefront-ISA, Windows XP Operating System, Operating Systems Network Security

Tags: pc, check, boot, can

I've been told by a client that he wants to audit a user's workstation for malicious websites visited, etc. He did it himself but found everything deleted (history, cache, cookies,etc) Now is there any software which I can install which gets me all information to audit the PC even if the files have been erased? I know that when files are erased on a Windows XP, the files aren't actually removed but only links to them are. Hence, any unerase utility I should use or if there's a good boot CD I can boot the machine off and it'll try to recover this stuff and help me audit it?

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