Bitmap Steganography freeware
- From: jmorton123 <jmorton123@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2012 20:20:33 -0800 (PST)
Bitmap Steganography freeware
Required inputs: source file, 24-bit bitmap image file, random digit
file.
Description (general) -
the random digit file is used to generate random integers that are
used to randomly index the bitmap image data bytes where one source
Bit in placed into the Least Significant Bit (LSB) of that paricular
image data byte until all of the source bits have been embedded.
padding bytes are skipped
the original bitmap image can optionally be normalized before the
source bits are embedded into it. How: the LSB of each digit from
the random digit file is XORed (exclusive ored) with the LSB of each
and every bitmap image data byte. On average, only half of the
original bitmap image data bytes' LSBs will be flipped.
You can optionally output the random integers generated from the
random digit file that are used to index the random bitmap image data
bytes where a source bit has been embedded.
You can optionally output the normalized original bitmap image only
before the source bits have been embedded.
With these output options you can easily verify that the Bitmap
Steganography utility program operates exactly as described.
Extensive instructions are provided. And thorough video tutorials are
provided. For a quick start I recommend watching steganography videos
7 - 9.
Check this out if you like at: http://www.kingkonglomerate.com
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