I was downloading images off of SchaleNetwork and Exiftools warns me about every image. What is it about?https://niyaniya.moe/>"Warning [minor] Trailer data after PNG IEND chunk"
there's extra data appended to the end of file, past the pngeither corrupted file, some kind of tag or hidden datare encoding the file should get rid of it
you already made this thread, there are trackers in the files
you need to buy a new computer now.
>>107092122how do you know they're trackers
>>107092113gobackplebbitor
>>107092146never been there before don't like line breaks, faggot?
>>107092163>i can't be a redditor even though i am one characterized by me line breaking once for no reason because i said i've never been on reddit because i'd never lie kill yourself, you mentally ill newfag.
>>107092163I wonder why no one was line breaking once for no reason like a retard like you're doing before Redditors migrated here.
>>107092076I'm just checked and I'm only getting it on some images. Seems to be the same thing on every image though:ae426082534eIs yours different?
ae426082534e
>>107092288>I'm just checkedoops my esl is showing
>>107092241the line breaks are because i don't use full stops if i didn't newline it would be hard to read the only place i post online is here can't believe how mad you're getting over the break my bad
>>107092288I've no idea what software that is or how to look at such information.https://niyaniya.moe/g/10039/1ef428e7e8d6This is the gallery I downloaded. The file hashes (SHA1) are https://pastebin.com/QgqNzZVQ. When I downloaded that gallery on the same website a year ago, the hashes were https://pastebin.com/L5SJUtq4.Would removing "ae426082534e" from each image bring back its original hash?
>>107092288it's been a while but i'm pretty sure every png file is meant to end with "ae426082". 53 and 4e are not meant to be there.
>>107092367>I've no idea what software that is or how to look at such information.xxd (or any other hex editor/viewer)>This is the gallery I downloaded. The file hashes (SHA1) are https://pastebin.com/QgqNzZVQ. When I downloaded that gallery on the same website a year ago, the hashes were https://pastebin.com/L5SJUtq4.They seem to match (for the 2nd image at least).>Would removing "ae426082534e" from each image bring back its original hash?Doesn't seem to. I get this SHA1 hash for the 2nd image when removing the trailing data: 11af3c942af2066cbe6fc4746586a1eefcf2ba78
>>107092455>9FCE8EFFEB50C0FE2E123C6BFF189C4232A3919Athis is the SHA1 hash you should get if you remove the excessive bits (53 4e). see >>107092407.
>>107092538Oh, I am getting that.
>>107092267retard
what's the point of adding those at the end?
>>107094331To track reuploads across the web
