Steganography: The Art and Science of Hiding Things in Other Things – Part 2
Summary
This article, the second part of a series on steganography, explores the art and science of hiding data within other data, specifically focusing on images. It builds upon the previous discussion of how bits constitute images and their implications for digital concealment.
IFF Assessment
FOE
Steganography techniques can be used by malicious actors to conceal malware or exfiltrate data, posing a threat to defenders.
Defender Context
Understanding steganography is crucial for defenders as it can be employed by adversaries to covertly transmit malicious payloads or steal sensitive information, bypassing traditional network defenses. Security professionals should be aware of techniques for detecting hidden data within seemingly innocuous files.