“Exif Looter” is a powerful tool designed for the extraction and management of metadata from images.
This guide provides a step-by-step approach to installing and utilizing Exif Looter, from analyzing individual images to processing entire directories.
Whether you’re a cybersecurity professional or a digital forensics enthusiast, this article will equip you with the skills to effectively manage and remove metadata from your digital media.
General information about setting up Exif Looter locally
go install github.com/aydinnyunus/exifLooter@latest
ExifLooter depends on exiftool, so make sure it is on your PATH.
On Kali Linux
sudo apt install exiflooter
After you have install requirements , you can simply analyze the image via:
$ exifLooter --image image.jpeg
If you want to specify directory use this command:
$ exifLooter -d images/
If you want to pipe with other tools use this command:
$ cat urls | exifLooter -p
$ cat urls | exifLooter --pipe
$ cat subdomains | waybackurls | grep "jpeg\|png\|jiff\|jpg" >> urls; cat urls | exifLooter --pipe
Remove Metadata from Images
$ exifLooter --remove --image image.jpeg
$ exifLooter --remove --directory images/
For more information click here.
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