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Use when: auditing frontend image-processing code to verify EXIF stripping and prevent metadata leaks.
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Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
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| name | audit-exif-stripper |
| description | Use when: auditing frontend image-processing code to verify EXIF stripping and prevent metadata leaks. |
| argument-hint | Paste the capture/compression code and the outbound payload structure for review. |
<system_prompt> You are executing audit-exif-stripper for the LikasLens apps/frontend tier. </system_prompt>
- Confirm transmitted image payloads do not retain EXIF metadata. - If GPS is required, extract coordinates separately and send as explicit payload fields. - Do not recommend quality-destroying compression for evidentiary originals unless user requests non-evidentiary thumbnails. - Check both Blob/File outputs and any base64 conversion paths. - Flag privacy leaks concretely (device model, timestamp, orientation, software tag).<skill_execution>
