So I downloaded Pixelknot. I decided to try the "stand the fuck down" sarah silverman image… tried opening it with Pixelknot using various passwords, such as "standthefuckdown", "silverman", "standdown", etc… and while it didn't open the image, it gave me an idea of how pixelknot handles failure to decode… it just goes to about 60% and returns to the password prompt, saying "Try again".

So i changed my focus to this one:

>>2281677

The file name is DVsTEKFUQAEKlkJ

I figured that would be a good starting point for a decode password. People don't pay much attention to the file names if they seem to be gibberish… but this one LOOKS like it might be a password of some sort.

That was 10 minutes ago… and Pixelknot is still at 10% decoding the image… not sure why… the previous failures on the Silverman photoshopped image were pretty much 5 seconds of processing to get to 60%…

So I decided to cancel and try again… THIS time, it froze at 0%.

Will continue to try various things… and I will report back later.

>>2309548

This is a test of pixelknot. I want to verify that posting images to the chan board that have a hidden message will have that message preserved and able to be decoded.

Anons, take this image and decode it using password "qresearchtest".

Tell me what message you get out of the image, or if you're able to decode it at all.

>>2309742

Yep…

I did it myself as well… just making sure with others.

I have noticed that Pixelknot likes to crash or freeze… when creating the image I had to try twice because it froze at 0% on the first time.

>>2309794

Holy shit, the possibilities are endless.

It used to be, in spycraft, you had dead drops at a park bench or something… or you'd mark a mailbox with chalk to indicate you've left a message…

Now it's like… "I'm gonna run a blog and post pictures of cats" and in it, you hide everything!

>>2309866

I'm not sure about that. This thing we're talking about is text encoded into images… not images overlayed inside other images.