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spoon ----- spoon is a file carver that extracts various file types from an image. Compiling --------- Must have libssl-dev and libgtk-3-dev packages './compile.sh' Running ------- Usage is './spoon [-p pagesize] [-m margin] [-q] [-f file]' -p Set the pagesize. The pagesize is the size in bytes of the buffer that spoon will read from the image file at a time. Default is 16384. -m Set the margin. The margin is the size in bytes of the overlap page overlap. Default is 2048. -q Run in quiet mode. Don't output messages about extracted files. -f Required. Specify the path to the image file to carve. Extracted files will be placed in spoonResults/ along with a timestamp for when spoon was run and a log of all files. To run the gui utility, the usage is './gui' To run the exif parser on the cmd line, the usage is './exif -f <file>' Supported File Types -------------------- .jpg Fully Tested .png Fully Tested .pdf Fully Tested .zip Fully Tested .doc Incomplete -> file created will have .doc extension, but may be .xls or .ppt .gif Incomplete -> footer too short to extract entire gif Design ------ Reads data from the image in 16kb chunks, and looks for headers in each chunk that do not begin in the margin. If a header is found, it will extract the file byte by byte until a corresponding footer is found or the maximum file length is reached. This information is located in spoon.conf. Future Improvements ------------------- - Increase amount of supported file types by examining file signatures - Extract metadata from files as they are being pulled from the image - Incorporate multithreading
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