Hi,
Few people know that when you take photos there is also a thumbnail embeded inside the file, even some forensic guys may have no idea about this important clue. That means if you see a damaged photo, you could try to extract the thumbnail inside the photo, thus you could see it clearly. Let me show you how to do it manually with Winhex. You guys could take a look at my blog as below link
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Of course some tools could do this for you, still you have to know why and how and take it into practice. Have a nice day~
Few people know that when you take photos there is also a thumbnail embeded inside the file, even some forensic guys may have no idea about this important clue. That means if you see a damaged photo, you could try to extract the thumbnail inside the photo, thus you could see it clearly.
Really? 😯
Is it so rare?
I thought that most people in the digital forensics field (and many outside it) would have known this basic piece of info roll and daily use exif checking/editing tools like jhead or jpegsnoop against images.
jaclaz