I made a small script yesterday that scans Sup Forums for images that are from public Facebook albums (based on filename).
paste__ofcode__org/pbyfMkA6CS8FGcTggErbcp
Had some good fun with it already. A lot of people start threads with something like "dubs and you get nudes", and the OP image is a facebook profile pic. In a few instances, nudes where later dumped.
What other methods exist that could have you accidentally give up your personal information if you're not careful? I can build it in :)
I should point out that i'm not trying to deanonymize people - rather, these people have already deanonymized themselves, they just dont know it - so a PoC script like this would help keep people safe(r)
David Robinson
Exif data from images? Although that can be scrubbed. What about other web services Twitter etc?
Bentley Edwards
Oh, twitter - interesting. I know Tumblr images have this format: tumblr_nzfmp9Zfl01v1mw00o1_500
>python Write it in Lisp or get the fuck out normie
Easton Watson
you could try doing a similar thing with instagram.
Hudson Hughes
Google and tineye don't crawl facebook and other similar social networks
Kevin Wright
hmmm rly... i might have searched for the little profile pics that also appear in the facebook comment/like modules then
Jacob Rodriguez
OP here - new version works with twitter:
paste.ofcode _ org/A9WNqGpZdRkUqE4hRhWpej
Kayden Baker
You can try to find the filename but I believe there is no way to get the corresponding blog from that filename.
Benjamin Sanders
This is another good option.
What about Google +, Pinterest
Michael Cooper
Seems like G+ doesn't change the filenames, and Pintrest and tumblr have some extra information in the URL (not in the filename) that you need to get the file. For Pintrest it's just 4 characters (which you could bruteforce I suppose), but tumblr - which doesn't strip EXIF data! - has some MD5 hash which I dont know how is made. Maybe the time the photo was uploaded or something...
Adrian Cook
xD
Julian Thomas
Go kill yourself
Colton Collins
>using python 2 instead of 3
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Jose Morales
>using multiple globals inside multiple functions >using http links instead of https >nesting 5 for/if statements in a row >main function call not wrapped in if __name__ == '__main__':
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just busting your balls OP, it's cool you made a script that works
Michael Lewis
Nice idea, OP.
EXIF data is automatically scrubbed out of all images posted to Sup Forums because it was being abused.
Josiah Bell
OP put it on a non sjw github alt. so we can work together
Dis nigger has some ideas
Andrew Gomez
Yeah but if you find the originals on wherever they were originally uploaded, it often keeps the EXIF data.
It's not the best code (unit tests? :P) but since it works and he did it yesterday that's pretty cool. Just a matter of thinking of other ways to extend it for more clues that people leave about themselves.
