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Google is now making it easy for iPhone users to keep their Live Photos when they switch to a Pixel device.
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Apple is acquiring Pixelmator, a company known for its award-winning photo editing apps for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS.
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The US is using a World War II law that bans aircraft photography of military installations to charge someone with doing the same thing with a drone.
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iPhone photos come back from the dead! Scarlett Johansson sounds upset about GPT-4o, and there’s a cockup involving celebrity fakes.
All this and much more is discussed in the latest edition of the “Smashing Security” podcast by cybersecurity vetera… Continue reading Smashing Security podcast #373: iPhone undeleted photos, and stealing Scarlett Johansson’s voice
Microsoft announced today that it is lightly integrating the Windows 11 Photos app with its AI-powered Designer graphic design web app.
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Interesting article, with photographs.
As usual, you can also use this squid post to talk about the security stories in the news that I haven’t covered.
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From horny anime bikes, to chasing yetis and lots of Star Wars, here are weirdest images taken by the Pentagon this year. Continue reading The Strangest U.S. Military Images of 2023
In celebration of the tenth running of the Hackaday Prize, we had a fantastic weekend event in Berlin. This was a great opportunity for all of the European Hackaday community …read more Continue reading Hackaday Berlin was Bonkers
The Intercept has a long article on the insecurity of photo cropping:
One of the hazards lies in the fact that, for some of the programs, downstream crop reversals are possible for viewers or readers of the document, not just the file’s creators or editors. Official instruction manuals, help pages, and promotional materials may mention that cropping is reversible, but this documentation at times fails to note that these operations are reversible by any viewers of a given image or document.
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Uncropped versions of images can be preserved not just in Office apps, but also in a file’s own metadata. A photograph taken with a modern digital camera contains all types of metadata. Many image files record text-based metadata such as the camera make and model or the GPS coordinates at which the image was captured. Some photos also include binary data such as a thumbnail version of the original photo that may persist in the file’s metadata even after the photo has been edited in an image editor…
You can now more easily work with iCloud-synced photos via the Photos app in Windows 10.
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