exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation (bing + mono = fail)

if an app crashes on the internet, and no one is around to hear it....

custom.dic could really end up being one.

Typing up a report tonight and i realized I had been adding a number of exceptions to my custom Microsoft Word dictionary (‘Add to Dictionary’) . Thinking about this as an attack technique, i realized there’s a whole lot of information leakage in this text file. The (abbreviated) list below may not mean a whole lot to the casual observer, but contained within are a topics that are directly correlated with the work I do.  

Charles
Chris
Edward
Elizabeth
Frontpage
Gates
Halvar
hotsite
JATOBA
Metasploit
Nessus
NeXpose
netcat
nmap
Petrovski
RAPID7
Thayer
Tolson
Vulnerabilties

Are you forensics guys catching this? You can find the Microsoft Word custom dictionary here: C:\documents and settings\[username]\application data\microsoft\UProof\custom.dic  and the corresponding Vista+ path under \Users.

I did a quick search for a database of files that might be of interest in a forensics investigation. Nothing came up. Anybody know of a list of such files? Depending on the use of the machine under investigation and the software installed, this would certainly change. It may be sufficient to grab just the \documents and settings or  \users directory, but a list of database of  files relevant in most forensics investigations would be useful.