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I have been given the task of proving a possibilty and am under some serious
pressure from my employer. Here is the scenario: we will use the identities of PersonA and PersonB. At one time PersonA was given access rights to PersonB's mailbox because PersonB worked for them and PersonA had a reason to monitor. Time passed on and it was forgotten to remove PersonA's rights from PersonB's mailbox after PersonB moved into another position. It is now believed that PersonA may have continued to monitor PersonB's mailbox without PersonB's knowledge. Is it possible to go back and determine if PersonA was truly accessing PersonB's mailbox from their computer? I have logged on under PersonA's account and do not see PersonB's mailbox in the folder list but PersonA very likely had the ability to remove it. Any help would be greatly appreciated, I have a lot riding on this. |
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