Quote from: CryptoTV on October 06, 2014, 05:24:42 PM

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let me guess, 60 pages and zero innovation? i know that feel bro..

what? zero innovation?
you know another coin with a mobile app for steganography
Through this app, you can send coins anonymously by sms, hidden in a pic.
If the message was intercepted, the only thing that will appear for NSA, is that a photo has been submitted

yeah, like a computer scientist isn't gonna notice the abnormal patterns in the image file.

Thats the whole point of f5 steganography. It blends in with the preexisting jpeg compression algorithm making it harder to detect. The next bit though is the part that blows you away. Even if you know there is data encoded in the picture, your going to need to figure out how its encoded and then comes the challenge of decryption. It's not just steganography.

Also there is more than one particular steganographic method, so the first hurdle is compounded by trying to figure out what method to look for.

Who gives a shit? this is just a sideshow oddity, why should i care?

cause you're an 31it3 H4x0r? lolz

lol