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origination date of a file
Is it possible to extract the origination date of a file? My thoughts are being able to extract this date even if the file was copied without preserving this information, if the file was ftp'ed without zipping/taring, etc.
Didn't know if this information is persistent in some file header or not? Wishful thinking?? Thanks. |
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