Deleted Keys from the Windows Registry

04/03/08

Permalink 10:40:33 pm, by alt3rn4tiv3 Email , 87 words,
Categories: Software

Deleted Keys from the Windows Registry

Just a quick Did-You-Know bite here. I found this piece of paper which I scribbled some notes on when I was browsing through some forensics book last year (probably).

“Deleted” registry entries are not removed until the registry file size exceeds 500kb, or until regedit /opt is typed, because it will take too much time and processing power to rewrite and compress the registry each time an entry is removed.

Two additional recommended readings are -
Discovery of Computer Data (Link Gone)
Forensic Computer Analysis: An Introduction

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