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Steganography

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Why?

One day, I got this video in my YouTube recommandations: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWEXCYQKyDc. After watching it, I thought it was cool and was highly motivated to implement it so I took my Python IDE and got to work. If you want to discover steganography fast and not going too deep, you might want to read the beginning of this wikipedia article

Versions

1.0: Upload.

How to install and use it?

For this section, we will assume that you know how to use a computer but know nothing about programming. If you need any help, contact us.

First, you're gonna need python. For this part, check my tutorial on how to do so.
Congratulations! You now have Python!

Then you're gonna have to install the project. First download it as ZIP like you did for the last one from this link (wich might be the link you're coming from). Then extract it into the parent project's folder. If it asks you if you want to replace files, approve.
Congratulations! You just finished the installation!

Now, to use it, check the file-by-file description to know wich script to execute and why.

File-by-file description

  • LICENSE: A file expliciting your rights and duties about the project.
  • README.en.md: A file in english explaining everything about the project. This very file you are actually reading.
  • README.fr.md: A file in french explaining everything about the project.
  • README.md: A file linking all languages README files.
  • Remplisseur.py: EXECUTABLE. Makes you able to combine a picture to the texte.txt file to make an image_remplie.png file wich is basically the same image except the next file can get the text out of it.
  • Videur.py: EXECUTABLE. Makes you able to extract text from an image_remplie.png file. You must know how many pixels to read beforehand in order to prevent you to having to find it trough many trys.
  • image.jpg: Just a basic image file (wich is in fact the combination of two images I bought, edited and cropped for another project) for you to try the scripts on.
  • texte.txt: A barely empty text file just for you to know where to write the text you wanna inject in the image.
  • image_remplie.png: An image containing text. Contains a very long text.

How to contribute?

You can use this repo for training purposes. To contribute, just follow along with this tutorial and comment every issue or pull request (don't let just a title).

FAQ

No question were ever asked to me.

Contact us

reza0310: contact page.

License

Read the "LICENSE" file.

Last README update

Wednesday, the 2nd March 2022