Important Reminder: Remove Metadata Before Sharing Photos

#exiftool #infosec #coding #cybersecurity IF you enjoyed the video, don’t forget to Like 👍, Subscribe, and turn on the Notification Bell 🔔 to stay updated with more bug bounty, recon, and hacking methodology content! 🎭 WHO AM I? I’m CyberAkanksha, a passionate Bug Bounty Hunter & Ethical Hacker. I share real-world hacking demonstrations, recon strategies, and advanced methodologies to help aspiring researchers level up. My mission is to strengthen the cybersecurity community by spreading knowledge on ethical hacking, bug hunting, and information security. 🕵️ WHAT’S IN THIS VIDEO? Today I’m going to show you how to find hidden information inside images using Exiftool. I have an image file here, and to view its metadata, I run this command. It displays details such as the camera model, creation time, GPS coordinates, and more. If I only want the location details, I run this command, and it shows me the GPS information of the image. To check when the picture was originally taken, I run this command, and it prints the creation date and time. And if I want to completely remove all metadata, I run this command. Now the sensitive information is wiped, and the image is safe to share. Metadata analysis is an important part of cybersecurity, especially in digital forensics and privacy testing, because files often reveal more than we expect. Follow for more practical cybersecurity tools and techniques. 🐞 Want to learn Cyber Security? Follow my daily tips, recon hacks, and live demos to stay ahead in the game! 🧑‍💻 MY OTHER SOCIALS: 🌟 Instagram – cyberakanksha 🌟 X (Twitter) – @cyberakanksha 🌟 Website – iha089.org ❤️ Thank you for the constant support! You’re the reason I keep sharing and building this cybersecurity community stronger every day. ⚠️ Disclaimer Hacking without permission is illegal. This channel is strictly for educational purposes, focusing on cybersecurity, penetration testing & bug bounty. The content shared here is to raise awareness and defend against real-world attacks. Do not misuse the knowledge. By watching this video, you agree to use the information responsibly and legally.