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Steganography with Flickr

Posted by CmdrTaco on from the you'll-just-have-to-look-harder dept.

yiangocy writes "Steganography is not something new, there have been techniques and available programs for hiding data in pictures/audio files for a long time now. However, one step further is using popular online photo sharing sites, such as Flickr in hiding your data, successfully."

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  1. Re:Shifting types & saving content to a remote by Frank+T.+Lofaro+Jr. · · Score: 0, Redundant

    Lovely Firefox says telnet is not a registered protocol.

    Good work Mozilla.org, your software doesn't even know what TELNET is.

    Just take out support for everything but HTTP/1.1 and be done with it - you're already on that road, file urls don't work when clicked, gopher gives empty pages, telnet is unknown, just go whole hog., lose ftp, then anything but http, then version 0.9 (if you even support it), then 1.0 (since all the 31337 people use 1.1) then we can get on making it only work with Linux Apache sites...

    An open web where everyone can participate?

    Ha!

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