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I've never run across only a corrupted jpeg file, only something like entire fs corruption. So as someone who works in this space it's not so surprising because
by kevmo314 5y ago
I've never run across only a corrupted jpeg file, only something like entire fs corruption. So as someone who works in this space it's not so surprising because while I could probably write one it's not a problem I've ever thought of solving.
- jaclaz 5y agoWell, you are lucky. It is actually quite common to find partial/corrupted images. Typically an image will have a grey band/area or it will be "shifted" in some parts, some examples are here: https://www.jpegmedic.com/tools/jpegmedic/ https://www.jpegmedic.com/tools/jpegmedic/ Even checking if a file or an extent on disk is actually an image is not as easy as it seems (JFYI): https://www.forensicfocus.com/forums/mobile-forensics/jpeg-carving-identifying-recovering/ https://www.forensicfocus.com/forums/mobile-forensics/jpeg-c...