Re: Hacking Pictures?

[PacketNull <packetnull () gmail com>]

steven,

i have some resources you can look at

http://www.exif.org
- provides some sample file information fron different cameras (if its  
a specific brand of camera it stamps model#, serial, etc.

http://idlastro.gsfc.nasa.gov/idl_html_help/Getting_Information_About_SAVE_Files.html
- some nasa paper i just ran into.

please note that i haven't done actual testing on this yet. but it has  
come to my attention before when someone asked me about a file that  
they generated for a stem cell research software and told me that  
their admin knew that it was that said person who generated the file.

good hunting,
packetnull

On Jan 21, 2011, at 10:42 AM, "Steven Bonici" <sbonici () ilaonline org>  
wrote:

> I was speaking to someone from DHS (not a tech) and he was telling me
> that there are applications that can "look" at a picture taken from a
> cell phone and can get the location of where the picture was taken.   
> Is
> this true?  If so, can someone provide more information?  If this  
> can be
> done, people posting pictures from their cell phones to social sites
> should be aware of this...
>
> Thanks - Steven
>
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