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A few years ago I attended these two excellent courses in order to learn how to use these tools: If you're not familiar with flasher boxes, I recommend you to read the article Flasher Boxes: Back to Basics in Mobile Phone Forensics. After rooting, according to some posts I read in the forum GSM-Forum, the phone should be recognized as a mass storage device (or something like that). Unfortunately for me, at the time of this writing Cellebrite UFED 4PC is unable to extract a physical image from this phone model.Īfter some research on the internet, I found out that there's a flasher box which is able to root specifically two Lumia phones: Lumia 800 and Lumia 800C. I recently had to analyze a Nokia Lumia 800 (RM-801) which is a smartphone running Windows Phone v7.8. The script will create and save in this path a file named 'GoogleEarth.kml'. Run the script and type the absolute path of the directory containing your pictures.

Exiftool (rename the executable to 'exiftool.exe' and put it in the same folder of the script).

list make and model information of each digital camera used to take and geotag the analyzed photos.

get the preview of a picture when clicking on a placemark.

connect the GPS points of each date with a colored line.

Each first GPS point is indicated by the icon of a small man

show visually for each date where the first geotagged picture was taken.

create a KML file to show geotagged pictures on Google Earth.

I wrote a Python script based in part on what was posted years ago in the ExifTool Forum. I needed a tool to parse thousands of geotagged pictures and show them on Google Earth. Sometimes it's not the photo itself that matters, but where the photo was taken.

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