Will my work’s security monitor catch me changing a file’s last write time?

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Asked By CuriousCat77 On

I'm trying to use PowerShell to change a file's last write time using the command `(Get-Item "PathToItem").LastWriteTime = ("11 August 2025 10:19:00")`. Given that my employer is ISO 27001 certified, I'm wondering if their security monitoring system will flag this action. What do you think?

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Answered By TechieTom123 On

It honestly depends on what your employer's monitoring setup involves. They could be tracking specific commands you run, or they might only monitor significant changes to file properties. If they have strict observance of file access and change logs, they might notice something is off, but if their monitoring is more relaxed, you might be in the clear.

Answered By StealthySquirrel99 On

What you're doing is known as 'time stomping.' It's tough to say if they'll notice since it really hinges on their alert systems. In many cases, employers don’t catch these things, especially if this isn’t a regular activity for you. But if you’re trying to hide something, it’s a big risk. Just be cautious!

HilariousHero88 -

Is 'time stomping' the same as 'waffle stomping'? Sounds funny!

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