>>107562336
0110011001110101011000110110101100100000011110010110111101110101

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>>107562336
there's no point in steganography over encrypted channel
the entire point of steganography is when the channel is NOT encrypted, like pictures available publicly

also, "just switch", lol, how are you going to inform friendly receiving stations about the switch? over the channel that just had its encryption broken?

I don't think you understand the topic, bro

there's some interesting steganographic activity on X, a popular widely used magic number is

49 20 64 6F 6E 27 74 20 6B 6E 6F 77 20 77 68 6F 20 6E 65 65 64 73 20 74 6F 20 68 65 61 72 20 74 68 69 73 2C 20 62 75 74 20

followed by a payload. there's about one of these every minute

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>>107563525
>steganography over encrypted channel
I think OP is referring to encrypted message over steganography, eg, encrypting a message and then hiding it in otherwise inconspicuous messages to avoid detection. It's one thing to go "THIS IS AN ENCRYPTED MESSAGE", it's another thing to go "hehe lol funny cate video".

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>>107564285
What's the method for this one?

>>107562336
following cryptographic principles is the best way to ensure secrecy of information
security by obscurity (e.g. steganography) is not a good strategy
people WILL detect unusual data based on statistical methods alone
besides, if a message is encoded subtlety enough in things like images, lossy compression will almost certainly destroy that information.

>>107564716
It's a 16-bit PNG with a hidden image located in the 8 least significant bits.

>>107566163
What kind of tool can I use to see it? I managed to see the lewd part in >>107564285 but I couldn't break this one

>>107567791
Assuming you're talking about the octoling image, I used Krita to make it. Despite being predominantly an art program (and the one I used to draw that, none the less) it has an almost autistic level of support for seemingly random things like high bitdepth images and bit operation blend modes.

>>107562336
And AIs would be really good at cracking it too!

>>107566163
Why not store encoded images instead?