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Network File Deletion

Asked by JC_OM in File Servers, Windows Networking, Digital Forensics

Tags: Network, Deleted, Recovery

We recently had a lot of files on a network share deleted. The only files that were deleted were the ones open up to everybody, so it's difficult to narrow it down to a specific users, but we need to track who did it, as they obviously went through and deleted what they could. Is there anyway on a network share, which is located on a server to find out who did it and track them?

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Network File Deletion

Asked by JC_OM in File Servers, Windows Networking, Digital Forensics

Tags: Network, Deleted, Recovery

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