Can we hide a text first in a picture and then hide that image again in one more image?
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Can we hide a text first in a picture and then hide that image again in one more image? using a steganographic algorithm like Least significant bit (LSB)?
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For bitmap images, if you use all the pixels of the image (bad idea, it's very detectable) you need a fist image 8/3 times bigger than the size of the text you want to hide (you can compress it).
- 8 because you need 8 pixels to hide one byte (one bit per pixel).
- 1/3 with color images, because you can hide a bit per channel/pixel.
After this, you can hide this image into another image 8 times bigger (again, 1 byte into 8 pixels).
For JPEG images the approach is different, because you are hiding information into the DCT coefficients. But it's the same idea.
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Yes!
For bitmap images, if you use all the pixels of the image (bad idea, it's very detectable) you need a fist image 8/3 times bigger than the size of the text you want to hide (you can compress it).
- 8 because you need 8 pixels to hide one byte (one bit per pixel).
- 1/3 with color images, because you can hide a bit per channel/pixel.
After this, you can hide this image into another image 8 times bigger (again, 1 byte into 8 pixels).
For JPEG images the approach is different, because you are hiding information into the DCT coefficients. But it's the same idea.
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Yes!
For bitmap images, if you use all the pixels of the image (bad idea, it's very detectable) you need a fist image 8/3 times bigger than the size of the text you want to hide (you can compress it).
- 8 because you need 8 pixels to hide one byte (one bit per pixel).
- 1/3 with color images, because you can hide a bit per channel/pixel.
After this, you can hide this image into another image 8 times bigger (again, 1 byte into 8 pixels).
For JPEG images the approach is different, because you are hiding information into the DCT coefficients. But it's the same idea.
answered 36 mins ago
Daniel LerchDaniel Lerch
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Yes!
For bitmap images, if you use all the pixels of the image (bad idea, it's very detectable) you need a fist image 8/3 times bigger than the size of the text you want to hide (you can compress it).
- 8 because you need 8 pixels to hide one byte (one bit per pixel).
- 1/3 with color images, because you can hide a bit per channel/pixel.
After this, you can hide this image into another image 8 times bigger (again, 1 byte into 8 pixels).
For JPEG images the approach is different, because you are hiding information into the DCT coefficients. But it's the same idea.
answered 36 mins ago
Daniel LerchDaniel Lerch
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Yes!
For bitmap images, if you use all the pixels of the image (bad idea, it's very detectable) you need a fist image 8/3 times bigger than the size of the text you want to hide (you can compress it).
- 8 because you need 8 pixels to hide one byte (one bit per pixel).
- 1/3 with color images, because you can hide a bit per channel/pixel.
After this, you can hide this image into another image 8 times bigger (again, 1 byte into 8 pixels).
For JPEG images the approach is different, because you are hiding information into the DCT coefficients. But it's the same idea.
answered 36 mins ago
Daniel LerchDaniel Lerch
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