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Recovering deleted encrypted files
No they are not in the DDK either. I have three DDKs installed (WinME, WinXP and the IFS Kit for Win2003) and I cannot find anything about this. Any idea what to search for (as EFS does not work)?- thebe14
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- Forum: Win API (Microsoft)
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Recovering deleted encrypted files
No, there are not! All I could find assumes that the file EXISTS! Don't you get it? I cannot simply recover the file, because I can only READ directly from the volume (and then interpret the structures, MFT, etc) and this direct read yield the encrypted content. I could write this encrypted...- thebe14
- Post #5
- Forum: Win API (Microsoft)
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Recovering deleted encrypted files
I agree. But this is not something I want avoid. I am looking for a solution to recover a file to which I had access (either because I am an authorized decrypter of the file, either because my account is listed as a recovery agent in the domain/local policy) before the file was deleted. Thus, I...- thebe14
- Post #3
- Forum: Win API (Microsoft)
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Recovering deleted encrypted files
Hello, I need to recover the content of a deleted encrypted file from a NTFS volume. I can read the file's content by directly accessing the volume (reading and decoding MFT, data runs and all that candy). I see that encrypted files have a named NTFS attribute of type LOGGED_UTILITY_STREAM...- thebe14
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- Forum: Win API (Microsoft)
