PC Tricks and Tips: STEGANOGRAPHY

Hide data behind images.

Hello guys today in this post i am gonna tell you about STEGANOGRAPHY.

It is a method of hiding data in the images. Its a very easy process, the only thing you need is practice.

The steps to do this are given below ---

STEP-1

Make a new folder on desktop and move all files in that folder which you want to hide and also the image in which you want to hide your data. Give a name to that folder.

For e.g. - In this image i am gonna hide notes and music in the image car and i am gonna move all three files in that folder named any.

STEP-2

After moving files, open the folder and select the files which you want to hide and right click on them. Click on the option Add to archieve.

For e.g. - Here i have selected two files (notes and music) and right clicked on them and you can see the option of Add to archieve at fifth place.

STEP-3

Give that file a new name that you like and then press on OK.After that there will be a new rar file with that name.

For e.g. - As you can see the new rar file named secret.

STEP-4

Open up the command prompt by typing cmd in search bar of start menu. Now in cmd, type the command line cd desktop and hit Enter

(because that folder which contains your data is on desktop).

STEP-5

Now type the second command cd (folder name) and hit enter.

(because the files are in that folder)

For e.g. - My folder name is any so i will type command cd any

STEP-6

Now type the third command copy /b (image name) + (rar file name) (final name)

For e.g. - My image name is car.jpg and my rar file name is secret.rar. The final name is the name of the file which it will create so you can give it any name.

NOTE -- Type the full name of file like car.jpg or secret.rar (with its format)

You can see the file format from its properties.

STEP-7

Press enter and you will see a line which will say FILE COPIED. It means you have done it right. Now you will see a new file which will open as an image. Nobody will be able to open the hidden files which will be in that image.