These are actually system level files that one cannot change or remove. They are a securely encrypted copy of your entire windows and internet browsing history on the system. Beware, even after you clear the internet cache and history in IE, netscape or firefox, a copy exists forever.
JimWoo wrote:
CryptNetUrlCache - What is it?
19-Aug-09
My concern is leaving a 'surfing trail' on computers that are not under m
control. IE allows one to delete user data in the form of cookies, history
etc., but some of the same info remains in Vista 64 under
C:/user/AppData/LocalLow/Microsoft/CryptnetUrlCache/Content and /MetaDat
I believe that these files have something to do with "Certificates," bu
exactly what is all this good information, when is it used, and what are th
implications of purging these files?
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CryptNetUrlCache - What is it?
My concern is leaving a 'surfing trail' on computers that are not under m
control. IE allows one to delete user data in the form of cookies, history
etc., but some of the same info remains in Vista 64 under
C:/user/AppData/LocalLow/Microsoft/CryptnetUrlCache/Content and /MetaDat
I believe that these files have something to do with "Certificates," bu
exactly what is all this good information, when is it used, and what are th
implications of purging these files?
RE: CryptNetUrlCache - What is it?
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc700805.asp
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Re: CryptNetUrlCache - What is it?
No major implications at all. Like all 'caches' they are just for speedin
things up slightly. Get rid of them if they bug you
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Jon
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