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    Hiding data inside bitmap files

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by RedSensiStar, Feb 13, 2007.

  1. RedSensiStar

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    RedSensiStar, Feb 13, 2007
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    That's nice Jade...Now i know how to hide my pr0n stash ;) :p
     
    BENDER, Feb 13, 2007
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    I wonder now if parents will "accidently" realize this new method their kids use to disguise their porn :D
     
    RedSensiStar, Feb 13, 2007
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    Not if i hide my stash inside some comic strip say Dilbert xD ;)
     
    BENDER, Feb 13, 2007
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    I know you're joking, but if you really were interested in hiding files TrueCrypt works much better for that sort of thing. It would then be so secure the NSA wouldn't be likely to open it. The only problem is that you have to have Admin privileges to use it.
     
    ProntoR2, Feb 13, 2007
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  6. TedJ

    TedJ Asus fan in a can!

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    Problem is, with your viewing habits you'll have to hide your pr0n inside more pr0n... :p

    Meh, steganography is old news anyway...
     
    TedJ, Feb 13, 2007
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