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  1. #11
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    I found the reg key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Shell Folders. There is a value that stores the directory path of the history (the name is "History"). I try to change it, but when I close the registry i returns the old path. I do this with Administrator priviligies
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    A friend of mine created this script for getting all the IE history for all users on the same machine, look at the code there and you will find out how to read and where to manipulate the IE history for the users you want to.

    The script is a proof of concept on how to read the IE history of web users remotely.

    http://www.badsystems.com/check.html
    Credits to Bushi for making this proof of concept available for us.

    As it states all the history information is in the index.dat files on the machine.

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    I saw the source, but I can't work with VB and dont understand all of it. Is there a way to catch the IE urls and to store in my DB not in its Hisrtor. Or some other way to make my program.
    BGDevS
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    might give u some info -> http://www.purgeie.com/indexdat.htm

    v_Ln

  5. #15
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    Originally posted here by aenema
    why not create another windows user and if you're going to use your porn history just use that profile
    Because there will be many users and that way is many comfortable.

    But the index.dat file... I know it, I found the registry key where it stores the history path, but I can't change it. I accept every solution.
    BGDevS
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