>>3309

I guess we need to pop an image up now and then to keep interest high. I don't think a couple of hours are enough to grab moar brain power.

From what I'm reading in this thread, not even close. Lots of helpful suggestions but very little knowledge. Frustrating.

Adding an image that has, according to the place I grabbed it, been decoded, but did not come with the decode. Or maybe it's that one of the train crash images came from the red/blue meme? When that meme is small in the preview, you can see layers behind it.

AGAIN IT APPEARS THIS NEW MEME HAS SOMETHING IN IT, BUT THE TECHNIQUE IS ANOTHER IMAGE LAYER AND NOT A ZIP FILE.

Will spend the day going through archives to see what's been missed with regard to possible techniques.

>>3322

Here's a link I was given ages ago - about the time of the refrigerated truck drop from Aisa:

https://www.mobilefish.com/services/steganography/steganography.php

That video I posted - comms BO - can you allow video embedding? Might catch attention that way.

Will leave it to you to do the job if it's a go.

https://youtu.be/KUZVIBXfoeA

Moar tools stashed somewhere. Let me find them. Can't say they matter without a better understanding, though. Part of anon's barrier has always been the issue of preserving anonymity. Could work with a local group in person, but that seems risky.

>>3324

Huzzah!

Other Steg help:

https://medium.com/@FourOctets/ctf-tidbits-part-1-steganography-ea76cc526b40

https://www.kitploit.com/2018/06/stego-toolkit-collection-of.html

>>3328

I remember that. Trying to game Google for page ranking.

>>3332

Best I can tell? Geek games. Capture the Flag.

https://resources.infosecinstitute.com/tools-of-trade-and-resources-to-prepare-in-a-hacker-ctf-competition-or-challenge/

Race-to-the-finish type challenges.