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I think I have unziped these file (unwilling) back in may when I selected the zip with the default file manager. If I remember correctly, the file was unziped automatically.
I don't want to do a security wipe for now because I am interested in finding a better approach to delete such files.
Note: When these files were created, the OS 2.0 was installed. I have updated it to the latest OS 2.1
Interesting... the "perimeterbrowser" thing looks like a good catch. That's likely the browser for the corporate data, which if true would imply you may well be unable to remove the data right now.
What puzzles me (well, one of the things) is that you can even read these files with anything outside the corporate side... I think you said you can, and if that's true this may involve a security bug of some kind too.
Actually I cannot open the files but I can rename the parent directories. I can even change the permissions of the parent directories (the one above system directory "videos") but changing, renaming or opening the files is not allowed.
