Low-key but effective, steganography is an old-school trick of hiding code within a normal-looking image, where many cybersecurity pros may not think to look. One of the challenges of cybersecurity is ...

Files, messages, images, and video can be hidden within content of the same format, potentially leading to malicious redirects and the download of exploit kits. The steganographic technique is fast ...

Steganography is a millennia-old concept that means hiding a secret message within an ordinary-looking file that doesn’t raise any suspicions. The word has Greek roots, being a combination of steganos ...

Hiding secret messages inside what seem to be harmless messages is nothing new. The word steganography itself originated in Greece and means “covered writing”. During important historic events of our ...

When a suspected al-Qaeda member was arrested in Berlin in May of 2011, he was found with a memory card with a password-protected folder—and the files within it were hidden. But, as the German ...

COMMENTARY--Guess what? Osama bin Laden uses steganography. According to nameless "U.S. officials and experts" and "U.S. and foreign officials," terrorist groups are "hiding maps and photographs of ...

Steganography is the ancient practice of stashing secret text, images, or messages inside a different text, image, or message. It dates back to as early as the fifth century BC, when Spartan King ...

For most people, steganography is overkill. If you do need it, though, OpenPuff is the way to go. Steganography, or hiding messages in plain sight, is a storied practice dating back to ancient Greece.