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From: xlopkov at eml.cc (xlopkov@....cc)
Subject: [inbox] stenagrophy software recommendations

hi

thanks all of you who responded. i really appreciate the caring my
information recieved. thanks for the links. thread closed. i also wanted
to put my 2 cents in :whenever someone's emails someone off-the-list,
basicly just smalltalk, the person who got the email shouldn't send it to
the whole fricking list.
again thanks
see you





On Thu, 25 Mar 2004 12:14:02 -0800, "C I" <chris_imes@...mail.com> said:
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> >>i'm looking for a very simple,reliable, small (certainly less
> >>the 1mb),
> >>must-have gui, windows,  stenographic encryption program. i'd
> >>appreciate
> >>any recommendations.
> 
> >There's a nice list at: http://www.jjtc.com/Steganography/toolmatrix.htm
> 
> Also, there is an excellent book out by Dave Cole called "Hiding in Plain 
> Sight: Steganography and the Art of Covert Communication" which quickly
> lays 
> out the theory and also suggests several utilities which I recall
> (currently 
> don't have the book on hand) fit your requirements.  Also, a portion of
> the 
> book includes source code to an app that he was writing as part of his,
> at 
> time of writing, current research so there is some foundation should
> anyone 
> consider writing something similar.  It is a short book, the theory is
> laid 
> out so it is easy to follow both making for a quick read.
> 
> http://tinyurl.com/2u42o
> 
> >Although steganography has close links to crypto, they are different.  
> >Where
> >crypto hides data behind encryption, stego hides it in plain site.
> 
> Good point; however, it should be noted that combined it is a popular
> match 
> since there are apps that are getting better at detecting the presence of 
> hidden data so also encrypting it adds another layer of protection.  Just
> to 
> mention, stego's technique in transmitting data is COVERT in that it
> hides 
> the fact that sensitive data is being sent and cryptography's "technique"
> is 
> OVERT since it is apparent that sensitive data is being sent but turned
> into 
> unintelligible text.  Then again, maybe when the original poster stated 
> "stego encryption program" he was asking for an app that did both, and we 
> incorrectly implying that the two were getting confused making all this
> is 
> moot.
> 
> - -- Chris I.
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