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If someone clicks on a link from an email, where can I look to find the php file that was in the GET request? I checked firefox history and SQLite and viewed places and saw "www.webpage.com/assets" but did not see the php file. This information has to be logged somewhere.
Run out of the box with no additional configuration Mozilla Firefox comes with only few locations to store history and accessed URIs. As an investigator you should consult the product (development) documentation and because of https://www.linuxquestions.org/quest...ne-4175559572/ , this being part of your course, you should do the research and present it here.
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