+- Hack Forums (https://hackforums.net)
+-- Forum: Hacks, Exploits, and Various Discussions (https://hackforums.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=45)
+--- Forum: Grayhat • Purple Team • Hybrid Security (https://hackforums.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=449)
+---- Forum: Beginner Hacking (https://hackforums.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=4)
+---- Thread: I want to plant a redirect device in an image file to prevent unauthorized theft of m (/showthread.php?tid=6031270)
I want to plant a redirect device in an image file to prevent unauthorized theft of m - amazing guy - Dec 8, 2019
I'm running a legitimate comics site
But there are a lot of groups that steal paid cartoons on our platform
We want to set up a device so they can't steal us
The moment thieves post our image on their own site
Users who read the page will be redirected to my site
I just don't want to be robbed
Can you plant a forced redirect code in an image file?
Or can you cover the image over the file that executes the forced redirect?
I'm looking for someone who can solve this problem
I'll pay you with a bitcoin
Let's decide the amount after consultation
[email protected]
give me a message. I'm ready to pay the right amount
RE: I want to plant a redirect device in an image file to prevent unauthorized theft of m - izana - Dec 8, 2019
Unfortunately that's not possible. On top of that, DRM in images is extremely difficult to enforce, as it can be bypassed by simply taking a screenshot of the image, effectively eliminating your entire scheme by the click of a button.
If you're serving these comics from your own platform, then I'd suggest adding a hidden watermark to every image that's unique to the user who's logged in. That way you can at least trace the stolen image back to the user who stole it and take appropriate action from there.
RE: I want to plant a redirect device in an image file to prevent unauthorized theft of m - wiz - Dec 8, 2019
(Dec 8, 2019 09:58 AM)izana Wrote: Unfortunately that's not possible. On top of that, DRM in images is extremely difficult to enforce, as it can be bypassed by simply taking a screenshot of the image, effectively eliminating your entire scheme by the click of a button.
If you're serving these comics from your own platform, then I'd suggest adding a hidden watermark to every image that's unique to the user who's logged in. That way you can at least trace the stolen image back to the user who stole it and take appropriate action from there.
This is actually a genius idea...
RE: I want to plant a redirect device in an image file to prevent unauthorized theft of m - amazing guy - Dec 8, 2019
(Dec 8, 2019 09:58 AM)izana Wrote: Unfortunately that's not possible. On top of that, DRM in images is extremely difficult to enforce, as it can be bypassed by simply taking a screenshot of the image, effectively eliminating your entire scheme by the click of a button.
If you're serving these comics from your own platform, then I'd suggest adding a hidden watermark to every image that's unique to the user who's logged in. That way you can at least trace the stolen image back to the user who stole it and take appropriate action from there.
Thieves automatically parsing without taking a picture.
If you can't plant a redirection source in an image file, can you disguise malicious code as an image file?
If there are malicious files hidden on my site, you can undoubtedly pars malicious files, so can you control the thieves' sites?
It will do no harm to users who normally use my site
But it could do a lot of damage to the thieves
They don't report me because they're committing illegal activities
You can't harm them in a normal way
I heard there was a malicious code that disguised as an image file
If thieves move it to thieves' servers, can we control their servers?
I'm gonna delete all the images on the server of the thief
And I'm gonna attach my site link
RE: I want to plant a redirect device in an image file to prevent unauthorized theft of m - realsunjester - Dec 8, 2019
(Dec 8, 2019 11:45 AM)amazing guy Wrote: Thieves automatically parsing without taking a picture.
If you can't plant a redirection source in an image file, can you disguise malicious code as an image file?
If there are malicious files hidden on my site, you can undoubtedly pars malicious files, so can you control the thieves' sites?
It will do no harm to users who normally use my site
But it could do a lot of damage to the thieves
They don't report me because they're committing illegal activities
You can't harm them in a normal way
I heard there was a malicious code that disguised as an image file
If thieves move it to thieves' servers, can we control their servers?
I'm gonna delete all the images on the server of the thief
And I'm gonna attach my site link
if you can prove people are doing it i suggest you get busy with a dmca and make legally sue them to get your money. what youre asking is illegal, which can get youre legal site taken down. piracy happens everyday.
RE: I want to plant a redirect device in an image file to prevent unauthorized theft of m - amazing guy - Dec 8, 2019
I've done it already
But it doesn't work
I'm on the brink of bankruptcy for that
They can't sue me because they do illegal things
I just want to keep my site
It can be a legal issue, but I want to solve the problem
Can we report a thief being stolen?
If I can bring them to ruin, it is the ruin they brought to themselves
Your advice may be accurate, but they are very formal and don't help solve problems
The police don't care much about illegal copying
And there are too many thievesI can't stop the image from spreading by catching one or two people
I need a sure way to keep my site out of trouble
I don't hurt anyone in advance
I'm putting a bomb in my stuff that thieves are stealing
Nothing happens if they don't steal it
It is not legally problematic
It's not the United States that I serve
(Dec 8, 2019 11:51 AM)realsunjester Wrote: if you can prove people are doing it i suggest you get busy with a dmca and make legally sue them to get your money. what youre asking is illegal, which can get youre legal site taken down. piracy happens everyday.
It is not legally stopped
Thieves cannot report