Obviously this case is detectable, but it&#x27;s detectable after it happens since permissions weren&#x27;t correct in the first place.<p>Who keeps web logs these days?  It&#x27;s all spyware javascript tracking for pretty graph printing.<p>Plus, any notifications depend on actually <i>instrumenting</i> any monitoring or triggers or processing to even notice your &quot;sensitive&quot; content has been accessed out of context.<p>(and this is just web stuff.  imagine how impossible it is to track who forwards your confidential emails or other internal documents around without your permission.)