Any CRYPTOFAGS hanging around?
Have you heard of our little steganography problem?
Need cryptographers to help with the STEGANOGRAPHY that is suspected with the Q image drops.
In the wee hours of Thursday morning we came to the knowledge that Q layers information in the photo drops that are made. That's why they are so large. The process is called STEGANOGRAPHY.
Suspected is that the image names lead to the password necessary to decode the data that is imbedded.
Those images with black frames? It's not because Q is a lousy photographer. It's because black can hold more data.
Someone (presumably a member of Team Q) gave a link to a website that uncodes these things.
https://www.mobilefish. com/services/steganography/steganography.php
The problem? This only accepts up to 4mg. Also, still no password.
Uploading one of Q's images with original file name. From Wed night/Thur morning.
PLEASE - head to the board 1608 if you have more questions and read the back and forth there. I'm absolute in the fact that this is a directive.
>>1283315 started it all
Nah. That's just a new thing that popped up in the last few weeks. It's a convenience sometimes, but not a requirement.
NEWFAGS, glad to have you. Carry on.
Can you give me the board numbers for the other 5 times? There might be something there I can use.
You know all those mispellings and weird capital letters in POTUS tweets? That's "actual cryptology."
I guess I'll go it alone starting Monday. Maybe since WWG1WGA, someone can wish me luck. Don't even have to post it. A mental high five will be just fine.
Thanks for the tip! It dawned on me to use my handy-dandy searchable database for the word steganography. There they are.
There's a program called stegdetect that runs on Linux. Anyone interested?
http://freshmeat.sourceforge.net/ projects/stegdetect