Cleanest way to log who updated what in CF-ORM / Hibernate?

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One of the requirements of my project is to log who (which Staff) updated what (from what version to what version). UI needs to show who updated entity X at what time and what are updated.

What is the cleanest way to implement this?

For discussion purpose, imagine... Account has a Contact, and I need to store who update the contact, when, and what's updated.

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