In this post I will show you how to extract metadata from photos to see exactly where you took the photo
Also note that this method is used to solve many "crimes" for conducting a forensic analysis of an image, you can get the REAL data and the EXACT time and date, time, location, name of the camera, the date of issuance if the image was edited and all other options in it,
which leads to achieving tangible results
So the tools is located in the menu structure under Digital Forensics, or through the:
Aplicaciones - BackTrack - Forensics - Forensics Analysis Tools - Exiftool
The image I used is called fotografia.jpg is in the images folder
The route is as follows: ~ / images / fotografia.jpg
The command is:. / Exiftool-a ~ / images / fotografia.jpg
In this case, we want to know the location of where the photo was taken, if you copy the GPS data, which are:
GPS Latitude: 42 ° 24 '54 .91 "N
GPS Longitude: 83 deg 25 '21 .36 "W
GPS: 42 ° 24 '54 .91 "N, 83 ° 25 '21 .36" W
As we can see, this photo was taken at Laurel Park Dr Livonia, MI 48152, USA
A cool thing to do is take pictures of Facebook and use this method to find GPS coordinates.
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