Simple Stego is a steganography tool written in C++ that hides data in the least significant bits of a PNG image.
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Changes: -Added a function to encrypt data using two images as a key -Added a function to tell the user the capacity of an image for data hiding -No longer compatible with last release and images created with it -New interface
Today, I have finally figured out a way to get the extracted files from Simple Stego to show up in editors like KWrite or Gedit with help from http://linux.derkeiler.com/Newsgroups/comp.os.linux.misc/2004-01/2284.html. First, you open up the extracted file in vim. Then, you issue the command :set fileencoding=utf8 (or whatever encoding you need). This is kind of awkward, so I'll look for shell commands this weekend that set the encoding like vim does.
Today, I have finally figured out a way to get the extracted files from Simple Stego to show up in editors like KWrite or Gedit with help from http://linux.derkeiler.com/Newsgroups/comp.os.linux.misc/2004-01/2284.html. First, you open up the extracted file in vim. Then, you issue the command :set fileencoding=utf8 (or whatever encoding you need). This is kind of awkward, so I'll look for shell commands this weekend that set the encoding like vim does.
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