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Steganography – Hiding Data in Plain Sight

Nathan House

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In this video we explore steganography which is the art of hiding data in plain sight. I use OpenPuff to demonstrate hiding a message in an image file and using a decoy for plausible deniability. Videos and music files are also good carriers for secret steg messages. 

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Referances

OPENPUFF DOWNLOAD
http://embeddedsw.net/OpenPuff_Steganography_Home.html

OPENPUFF MANUAL
http://embeddedsw.net/doc/OpenPuff_Help_EN.pdf

ONLINE STEG TOOL EXAMPLE
https://www.spammimic.com

LIST OF STEGANOGRAPHY SOFTWARE
http://www.jjtc.com/Steganography/tools.html

Nathan House is the founder and CEO of Station X a cyber security training and consultancy company. He has over 25 years experience in cyber security where he has advised some of largest companies in the world, assuring security on multi-million and multi-billion pound projects. Nathan is the author of the popular "The Complete Cyber Security Course" which has been taken by over 200,000 students in 195 countries. Winner of the AI "Cyber Security Educator of the Year 2020" award. Over the years he has spoken at a number of security conferences, developed free security tools, and discovered serious security vulnerabilities in leading applications. PGP Fingerprint : 0238 3006 75CD F734 029A 703E 3581 1381 D119 CB2E

About Nathan House

Nathan House is the founder and CEO of Station X a cyber security training and consultancy company. He has over 25 years experience in cyber security where he has advised some of largest companies in the world, assuring security on multi-million and multi-billion pound projects.

Nathan is the author of the popular "The Complete Cyber Security Course" which has been taken by over 200,000 students in 195 countries.

Winner of the AI "Cyber Security Educator of the Year 2020" award.
Over the years he has spoken at a number of security conferences, developed free security tools, and discovered serious security vulnerabilities in leading applications.

PGP Fingerprint : 0238 3006 75CD F734 029A 703E 3581 1381 D119 CB2E

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