Battling Steganography

An anonymous reader submitted a fairly thin little story about a researcher who is Battling Steganography. I can certainly see the appeal of the study but it really seems like a needle in a hay stack sort of project. And when you actually can detect one technique, new and better techniques will crop up and take its place.

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I used to battle steganography

[WillSeattle]

until I decided to let dinosaurs alone.

Seriously, whether it's typing profiles, mouse moves, misspellings, funny walks, all can be copied and can have inaccuracies that cause misidentification.

Besides, what would we do without steganographers? And steganographists? Subject them to stalactites and stalagmites by satellite?