The S-Tools stego package had an appearance in tonight's "Law and
Order--Special Victims Unit," with a suspected child pornographer
hiding images of children in "they could be images of
anything--sunspots, whatever."
"Stego...it's mainly used by spies."
Even a mention of the etymology of steganography.
I recall several mentions on "The Agency" and similar shows, usually
involving the alleged secret messages from Osama (no evidence for this
has been shown, to my knowledge).
Mentions of anonymous remailers are now almost commonplace. Looks like
stego is catching up.
Implications for attempted bans on these tools, or "enhanced
sentencing," are left to your imagination.
--Tim May
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