Computer
Scientist Gary Kessler recommends people getting a divorce remember to clear
out their temporary internet files.
Kessler is an expert; He's spent his spare time working as a contract
computer-forensics consultant for the past five years. He's see the inside of more than one court
because of what he's found.
Kessler
primarily works hacking and embezzlement, but he has seen divorce cases where
things turn ugly. "It turns out," he says, "that when you use a
computer almost everything you do leaves trances, and it's next to impossible
to delete information from a computer."
Although
you can't get rid of everything, temporary files are a good start. This should be something people are already
doing to protect themselves from hacking and identity theft. Temporary files contain where you've been and
what you did while you were there. Even if there's noting bad in there, it's a
good idea to keep your temp files clean.
Divorce is a volatile time. Why make it worse with questionable computer
files?
Source:
www.computerweekly.com
