So this year, we are going to look at this to this active tool is used to extract the metadata from
the first most destructive tool is using this image first to retrieve the metadata.
So what exactly what exactly this metadata means?
It tells us what the actual data it is also.
But it actually turns out this actually data.
So actual data is the photo or image and it tells about the properties of this image, like, uh, the
date and time when it was taken and RGV values and how much, uh, the resolution of this picture and
so on.
So I have this here image I have taken with my phone, and this is just a simple Gergich.
And we're going to perform this on this image.
So generally, you will take so many photos with your phone and it will add some metadata to this picture
whenever approach to social media site, anyone can download this and performance together or even sometimes
we get the location also like latitude and longitude.
Uh, my phone as my phone at this latitude and longitude so you can find my location.
But I'm not going to show my location in this video.
I'm going to blur this one.
As you can see up here, we got to so many so much of the information, we can see the filename and
the PHYLISS modification time and the access time and permissions.
And what about the file?
It is an extension and so on.
And here we can see a lot of information going on.
And for reference, we can see a resolution this evening just and keeps pressing matters ASCII.
And so much plenty of information you can see, so creation that.
So I have created this image today and say I did not have any of this image, that this really is awesome.
And as you can see here, my G.P.S. articulate, that is 43 the the three meters below sea level and
and time and the deepest gratitude.
And so this is a pretty juicy information.
Right.
And you can also see that exact ready to run deep deposition.
So these are the GPS coordinates and what we can do is you need to convert this into the decimal values.
You can use the RNA converter to convert this into this one values.
And you can go to these Google Maps and you can put it in the water.
You can do this with respect to the traditional values of that.
You get the exact location of this person who took that image.
So generally it refers to stalking.
But I'm good.
I'm not going to open this Google Maps and show you.
So this is somewhat like stalking, but I don't encourage this finding location of that would use this
active tool for any other forensic forensic purposes or anything like that.
So let's talk about this active tool.
You need to know what this is a very simple tool.
And but it takes so much information and you need to be careful when approaching social media.
You need to remove this metadata from this image.