[Fembot0713]

Could anyone please help me understand this URL, or point me in the right direction:
https://mail.google....1457129573352.1

I found this link in Chrome Cache, on a computer that I share with another person. I believe the link is a record of someone opening a gmail attachment called "dps report card dates". But by the time I came across the link, it was dead, so I don't really know (but dps dates is definitely a relevant topic).

I am hoping figure out where this cache item came from and where it would take me if it could. And, specifically, what is the significance of [email protected]; is this where the attachment came from?

I've asked this question a couple of times, in a couple of different places, and have yet to get a single response. I dont know if Im not explaining it well or what I should do differently. I assume that dissecting the URL is the only way to get the anwer, but Im open to any suggestions.

I would really, really appreciate any input!

Please.....anyone?

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Hello Fembot0713,

 

When I google that I find that dps report card dates seem to relate to Detroit Public Schools Community District Academic Calendar or perhaps Durham Public Schools Report Card.

 

Does that mean anything to you?

 

If you think there might be some malicious connection you can follow the instructions here.

[emeraldnzl]

Hello Fembot0713,

 

When I google that I find that dps report card dates seem to relate to Detroit Public Schools Community District Academic Calendar or perhaps Durham Public Schools Report Card.

 

Does that mean anything to you?

 

If you think there might be some malicious connection you can follow the instructions here.

[Fembot0713]

I have to apologize, I am really terrible at framing questions, and I wasn't very clear about what I'm asking. DPS is referring to Denver Public Schools. My question about where the link originated and where it goes is more about who conducted the mobile Google search for DPS that is stated in the URL , and where does the resulting data file live (as a downloaded attachment in the chrome user's gmail, or in a folder at [email protected]).
Again, I'm sorry that I wasn't more clear! And thank you so much for taking the time to help me figure it out!

[emeraldnzl]

That is outside my area of knowledge. Maybe someone else looking at this thread will have an answer for you or, you could try Chrome help here.