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 2008-11-06, 22:46
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wargsm 
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HTS Steganography challenges
http://www.hackthissite.org/missions/playit/stego/0/
I've always been interested in steganography, and this seems like a pretty good place to get started. The problem though, is just that. Getting started. Can't seem to get moving...
I've done a bit of reading, and I believe I understand the principles of a few methods of hiding text in bmp's. However I'm not sure how to go any further.
I need to see the RGB values of each pixel in an image. Specifically the last digits. Is there a method/program for me to do this?
Anyone want to join in with the challenges?
Currently reading a report released by the US air force. 180 pages though, so wont finish reading it for a while.
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