This guide is about using exiftool, this tool is used to strip Meta data from photos. This can be used from both a Forensics standpoint as well as for doing reconnaissance work on a given target.
Extracting Meta Data from photos using exiftool in BT4
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Nice HowTo, Archangel-Amael. I specially like the stalking part![]()
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...this information can be turned off. Which is kind of a smart thing to do.
excellent read, AA.
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Nice read, very hefty tool. But the question is, what is the line between investigating and stalking ?
Great stuff !
I didnt even realize exiftool was included.
Thanks for the post !
Well IANAL so it's hard telling. My best guess would be it depends on many factors, such as local, state, and federal laws, country notwithstanding.
Yeah, there are a lot of tools that many dont' realize are included I have stumbled on some of them myself. Most people seem to see the big three or four (MSF, SET, Aircrack-ng) and think that's it.
But glad you guys enjoyed it.
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Interesting article, thanks
Nice article. It is always amazing to see how much can really be discovered with something so small.