See what a file is hiding X-RAY
Drop in a contract, a photo or a spreadsheet and find out who really wrote it, what was deleted, where the photograph was taken, and whether it calls a server when opened.
Drop in a file somebody sent you.
How it works
X-RAY is for the moment before you trust or forward a file. A Word document keeps the author's account name, who saved it last, the revision count and the editing time inside the file. A PDF can keep text under a black box that only looks redacted, deleted passages can survive in tracked changes, and some files try to contact a server when they are opened. X-RAY reads all of that in your browser and shows it in plain words, so you see what the file gives away before anyone else does.
The guides: Can text under a PDF redaction be recovered? and Data still in a spreadsheet you deleted
Doing this often? The OBSCURA Sovereign Suite checks a whole batch of files before any is opened, and runs what it finds as an incident, with a playbook and an audit trail. On its own, US$4 a month; with everything else, US$9 a month or US$79 a year. 7 days free.