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Safari History Database Tags Can Reveal What Users Were Browsing on macOS
A little-known Safari database feature could give digital forensic investigators another way to understand browsing activity on macOS. Safari’s History database can store automatically generated topic tags for some webpages, potentially revealing themes a user explored even when the original browsing records are limited. The artifact is stored in Safari’s SQLite history database at ~/Library/Safari/History.db. […] The post Safari History Database Tags Can Reveal What Users Were Browsing on macOS appeared first on Cyber Security News.
A little-known Safari database feature could give digital forensic investigators another way to understand browsing activity on macOS. Safari’s History database can store automatically generated topic tags for some webpages, potentially revealing themes a user explored even when the original browsing records are limited. The artifact is stored in Safari’s SQLite history database at…
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