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Easy did within 3 min (hint: because i like spoiling try to see metad@t@ of imeeege)
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wow
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Images can contain data that the owner did not want to share on purpose. Tools like imagemagick can give us this data.
sudo apt install imagemagic
identify -verbose ImageName.jpg
This gives away all the details you need. Perhaps you find what you're looking for in the properties field...
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Use exiv2 tool to print XMP metadata and pipe it to awk matching on "flag" and returning the last element of that line:
exiv2 -px pr 3UWLBAUCb9Z2.jpg | awk '/flag/ {print $NF}'
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Thanks :D
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opened the img with notepad lol
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stone-age technique lol
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hexdump baby