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How to not be traced during file creation

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My school has an online storage server. I need to put my files in there without any trace left behind. It's on windows 7. The tech people of the school aren't elite hackers or anything so nothing too extreme should be needed. Everyone has their own login to the network.

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Bro this has to be the most fishy post I have ever seen lol

 

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Umm, this sounds sketchty as hell. Why exactly do you need to upload files onto a school server without leaving a trace? More importantly, whats wrong with simply using your allocated storage on the network?

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2 minutes ago, bgibbz said:

Umm, this sounds sketchty as hell.

My thoughts exactly xD

 

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Assuming they've set it up properly, that can't be done.  If you connect and transfer files, you will be logged.  And if there is some security hole, well, we can't help you with that, given the Community Standards.

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