Does imgproxy support image reconstruction on the fly? #1247
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Image reconstruction is a measure of security that is used to filter out malicious parts in valid images There are many known attacks that are based on having a perfectly valid image that hide inside it's raw data a malicious code (to be used in exploited system, or to transfer secret information) when reconstructing an image in a proxy - the image is "rebuilt" into a new image that contains only the pixel data, and allowed metadata, at the proxy level I'm new to imgproxy, and I didn't see direct mention for this feature in the docs... is it available? |
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Hey @yaronuliel! I can't find anything on this subject on the internet, but imgproxy reencodes images unless the processing is skipped due to |
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Hey @yaronuliel!
I can't find anything on this subject on the internet, but imgproxy reencodes images unless the processing is skipped due to
skip_formats
orraw
processing options. Also, imgproxy strips image metadata by default.