Search Results for "java image segmentation"

virgo-steganography Hidding any binary flle < 64k in image Require opencv on ubuntu, osx and android tested on Nougat (OpenCV Manager 3.0) armeabi To embed (output file name is o.png) ./embed image-file binary-file To extract ./extract steganography-file Compiled and run on os x, ubuntu, windows and android Most beautiful ratio image/binary 3MBytes/64KBytes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U--p5WoZ1mU

SFXCompress is an utility used to pack and/or encrypt a directory on a self-extracting file. It also includes the calculation of the MD5 function to check if the compressed file is correct. SFXCompress-gui is the graphical user interface written in Java of the Console utility sfxcompress. The Application comes also with the console version. MAC users, download "SFXCompress-bundle.dmg", double click and execute the script "InstallationScript" included into the dmg image. Linux Users: download "sfxcompress-bundle.tar.gz" or "sfxcompress-bundle.tar" and execute the script "install".

Composed of a Java steganographic library and GUI to use steganography. Primarily intended for research communities on security and steganography to implement new dissimulation and steganalysis algorithms. More information at www.hidereveal.org

LPStego is a steganographic tool for hiding a generic file in a jpeg image. Both command-line and graphical UI is provided.

Thumbnail steganography creates a thumbnail from a source image and stores data in it by altering it's color channels. To decipher the data, a new thumbnail is made from the original image and the differences between the pixels are calculated.

This project provides a simple Java-based steganography tool that can hide a message inside a 24-bit colour image so that knowing how it was embedded, or performing statistical analysis, does not make it any easier to find the concealed information.

Quickly encrypt and decrypt your files with Petri. View encrypted text and image files containing your passwords or other sensitive information. Petri is written in Java and therefore runs on any operating system supporting the Java Runtime Environment.