Ben Laurie [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dave Howe wrote:
Oh - before I forget, I was thinking about covert channels and cds a few days
ago and realised there is already one - CDs support a special mode called
CD+G
- this is used making karaoke cds to support the video data stream; the vast
majority
Dave Howe wrote:
Oh - before I forget, I was thinking about covert channels and cds a few
days
ago and realised there is already one - CDs support a special mode called
CD+G
- this is used making karaoke cds to support the video data stream; the vast
majority of pc drives cannot read
In the FBI's public statement about Hannsen, they relate how he used a 3.5
floppy in 40 track mode to store data, but if it was read in the
ordinay way it
would appear blank. IIRC, high-density floppies are 80 tracks per inch, and
double density were 40 tpi. So, how do you suppose this trick
Travis H. wrote:
In the FBI's public statement about Hannsen, they relate how he used a 3.5
floppy in 40 track mode to store data, but if it was read in the ordinay
way it would appear blank. IIRC, high-density floppies are 80 tracks per
inch, and double density were 40 tpi. So, how do you
