Smart people, decipher please. McCaffee's Dead Man Switch
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ChatGPT: The hexadecimal key within FBMD typically refers to metadata embedded within an image uploaded to Facebook. To decode this metadata, one could use specialized software or tools designed to extract information from images. There are various image analysis or metadata extraction tools available online or as standalone software that can interpret this hexadecimal key to reveal details like camera information, location, date, and other technical specifications embedded in the image file.
Me: Is there a way to use the hex code to find the image?
ChatGPT: The hexadecimal code in FBMD typically serves as a reference or identifier within Facebook's system rather than a direct link to the image. It's used to associate metadata with the image within Facebook's database. Unfortunately, the hexadecimal code itself doesn't typically provide a direct means to find or access the image outside of Facebook's platform.
Even with this, I need to go to the back-end. The front end user won't have access to that info.
That would be the easiest way to do it, for sure, but another way (and extremely tedious way) would be to find every image he uploaded and get the fbmd key from each image. Find the image that matches that key, find the answer.
I believe there were Q posts talking about messages hidden in images and needed key to access
Good thought. Thanks.
The question here is, though, is the metadata different each time the image is downloaded, or is it always the same?
If we get people downloading his images, it would be good to know whether the key is the same for each photo no matter who downloads it, or does it change each time someone else downloads it.
If the same photo downloaded by 1000 different people produces the same key, then this will work to find the right one.
If each person gets a different key for the same photo, though, then this will be a wild goose chase.
Unless, he shared a photo elsewhere (X, blockchain, etc...) that was downloaded from FB. Then, that wouldn't matter. That image would certainly contain that key as it was pulled from FB by John and posted elsewhere.