Metadata Extraction using FOCA | KaffeNews By Sudhanshu on March 1, 2013 in Analyst - 0 Comments In this Information age, Data is very crucial. From Information security point of view also data is what everybody is behind. Data loss for any organization can have a very negative impact financially as well as reputation wise. Most of the time people share their data knowingly, but sometimes we don’t realize and reveal critical information in the form of metadata and this data could play a major part in a cyber attack. Metadata: Simple data can be described as raw values which need to be processed for the purpose of generating information and deriving knowledge. Metadata (metacontent) is defined as data providing information about one or more aspects of the data, such as: Means of creation of the data Purpose of the data Time and date of creation Creator or author of data Location on a computer network where the data was created Standards used We can extract metadata for a given domain using a tool called as FOCA. Figure 1.
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Using Excel with Other Office Applications General Tips on Application Interactions Copy - Paste Methodology When you copy from one Microsoft Office application into another, the default Copy-Paste sequence embeds an object of the source application into the target application's document. Copying an Excel object is different. If you paste five charts from a 1 MB workbook into a PowerPoint presentation, you are adding 5 MB to the size of the presentation.If you are send the presentation to someone else, you may inadvertently send proprietary information which exists elsewhere in the workbook. This behavior also makes formatting the container of the embedded object an adventure. When I copy an Excel chart into another application, I always copy the chart as a picture. Note: Copying a chart as a picture eliminates the ability to reformat the chart using Excel's chart formatting features. To copy a selected Excel chart or range object as a picture, hold down the Shift key while opening the Edit menu. Summary: Early vs.
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