Can the engine identify and remove a NIST file even if the header information is removed and the extension is changed?

The engine is designed to identify and remove NIST files even if header information is altered and the file extension is changed. This capability relies on the content analysis rather than just metadata, meaning that the engine can recognize the underlying structure and characteristics of the file content itself, which remains consistent regardless of modifications to external identifiers like file names or headers.

In the context of NIST files, which are commonly used for reference in law enforcement and security contexts, the critical components and signatures embedded within the data allow the engine to perform a thorough analysis. This ensures that even with efforts to obscure the file type through renaming or stripping headers, the engine employs techniques such as hash matching or pattern recognition to correctly identify the file and classify it appropriately for removal.

This ability highlights the engine's focus on deep content analysis over superficial identifiers, ensuring comprehensive protection and compliance with data management standards.