SUBJECT: Anti-Forensic Scrubbing (The Crowbar).
Every file on Windows carries a "Birth Certificate"—Created Date, Modified Date, Accessed Date. This metadata betrays you. It tells an investigator exactly when you were working.
HoloSec's "Crowbar" engine engages immediately after encryption. It performs a kernel-level scrub of the file's timestamps:
> Creation Date: Reset to Jan 1, 2077 (or randomized).
> Modified Date: Synced to Null.
> Access Date: Wiped.
This does two things: It protects your privacy, and it protects the Time Lock. By destroying the timestamp, we ensure the file itself cannot betray the key required to open it. The file becomes a black box in a dark room.
STATUS: DECLASSIFIED
AUTHOR: ARCHITECT_ZERO