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Recovering Censored Text Using Photoshop and JavaScript

0 comments | Thursday, October 09, 2008

Not very useful now but when they perfect it you will be able to recover text obscured with famed photoshop filter mozaik.
Check video for proof of concept, currently it only works under controlled conditions and resembles bruteforce password cracking.



Recovering Censored Text Using Adobe Photoshop CS3 from Tom Robinson on Vimeo.

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