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I want to add some tips: Exif is the one everyone knows, but don't discount #3 and #4 (i.e., identifiers added by image editing tools). To keep a photo untrac
by alister 14y ago
I want to add some tips:
Exif is the one everyone knows, but don't discount #3 and #4 (i.e., identifiers added by image editing tools).
To keep a photo untraceable:
Delete the Exif data using a tool like IrfanView.
To edit the photo, download a fresh copy of an open source editing program or a commercial editing tool that does not need registration or activation. After you're done working on the photo, delete the editing program.
For a higher level of security (to guard against the possibility of a GUID or hostname from the OS being embedded in the image), do all of the above on a computer that is not traceable to you, or on a fresh install of the OS, which you wipe after you are finished.
- Luyt 14y agoAlso, seed the network card with a fresh random MAC on eevery reboot, or more often.