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Were my files transfered?

csc

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I had a house party and caught one of my guest on my laptop going through some personal files. The next day I found this info in my browser history. Is there any way to tell if my file, pics, we're transfered?


 
I looked up p.ebdr2.com and I really don't see anything. I did an Nmap scan for open ports and this is what I have.

PORT STATE SERVICE 22/tcp open ssh 80/tcp open http 443/tcp open https 3306/tcp open mysql

One site gives the website p.ebdr2.com a 53% rating. When I go to the site I get a white background that says ebdr.

Your files could have been transferred.
 
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I would check the last accessed time of the files in question. Those urls look like traffic to ad servers to me that may be just from visiting websites with ads.
 
Well the links I posted are from the time the guy was busted on my laptop, early morning hours. There are so many files I wouldn't know which files to check.
 
I would check the last accessed time of the files in question. Those urls look like traffic to ad servers to me that may be just from visiting websites with ads.

Also the history was clear except for that info and a link to a pic that was not in the private file.
 
Well the links I posted are from the time the guy was busted on my laptop, early morning hours. There are so many files I wouldn't know which files to check.

Assuming its windows 7 or later, learn to use the search capabilities of explorer, or even better, powershell. You may still never know for sure what happened though.
 
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