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Shockingly, you can see redaction info from within your browser's PDF viewer. I am using Brave on Linux, and went here: https://www.justice.gov/multimedia/Cou
by shrubble 10mo ago
Shockingly, you can see redaction info from within your browser's PDF viewer. I am using Brave on Linux, and went here:
https://www.justice.gov/multimedia/Court%20Records/Matter%20of%20the%20Estate%20of%20Jeffrey%20E.%20Epstein,%20Deceased,%20No.%20ST-21-RV-00005%20(V.I.%20Super.%20Ct.%202021)/2022.03.17-1%20Exhibit%201.pdf https://www.justice.gov/multimedia/Court%20Records/Matter%20...
As a test, select with your mouse the entire first line of paragraph number 90, and then paste it into a text editor or a shell. The unredacted text appears!
- ktpsns 10mo agoThis is exactly the type of bad redactions which the X-ray software will also find.
- sawjet 10mo agoYou can X-ray a PDF?
- stressback 10mo agoUnsure if you are serious but the commenter is referring to the tool name that this post links to
- Fnoord 10mo agoYep, bingo: $ uvx --from x-ray xray "https://www.justice.gov/multimedia/Court%20Records/Matter%20of%20the%20Estate%20of%20Jeffrey%20E.%20Epstein,%20Deceased,%20No.%20ST-21-RV-00005%20(V.I.%20Super.%20Ct.%202021)/2022.03.17-1%20Exhibit%201.pdf https://www.justice.gov/multimedia/Court%20Records/Matter%20..."
- sroussey 10mo agoWhy would “Financial Strategy Group, Ltd” be redacted?
- belter 10mo agoThere is no way looking at most of the now unredacted text that it should redacted. It´s clear that the DOJ was paying overtime, based on the number of redactions, so the agents and lawyers just roamed free...