You might want to try S-Tools by Andy Brown (the URL I previously had is
broken now, so you'll have to search for it). It's a little bit dated, the
one I have is of the 1996 vintage, but it still works well...
It works with bitmap and GIF files, and as an added bonus, it can even bury
information in WAV files (same principle of LSB replacement, only this time
the consequences are audible instead of visible :-)
Regards,
Christopher Zarcone
Network Security Consultant
RPM Consulting, Inc.
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At 08:19 PM 5/26/99 -0400, Phillips, Steven W (Steve), GOVMK wrote:
>Does anyone have information on programs that can be used to hide files in
>GIF images? I have never seen this done, but have been told that they are
>call Hide and Seek programs. If anyone knows how this is done and whether
>or not the presence of a file in a GIF image can be detected using some
sort
>of file scanner, please let me know.
>
>TIA,
>
>Steven Phillips
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