@CrackedCipher No. Steganography conceals the *existence* of the secret (i.e. try to hide something in plain view). Encryption conceals the secret, but does not conceal the existence of the secret (i.e. an eavesdropper can see the scrambled message and knows it's there, but cannot determine the secret it contains without having the key).
Thats briljant!
but the link to the image doesnt work any more.
How does is work? I've been studing moire behavior for sometime now, and this would love to use this effect for an art (school) project
Toelehh 8 months ago
Shouldn't this be called Steganography.
CrackedCipher 4 years ago
I think it is a kind of Steganography.
But it looks random pattern, so it will wondered that messages are concealed.
ruiruijp 4 years ago
Steganography is a form of Cryptology.
YourPartofEVIL 2 years ago
@CrackedCipher No. Steganography conceals the *existence* of the secret (i.e. try to hide something in plain view). Encryption conceals the secret, but does not conceal the existence of the secret (i.e. an eavesdropper can see the scrambled message and knows it's there, but cannot determine the secret it contains without having the key).
tck44 2 years ago
I liked the effect a lot. Could you explain how you made it?
shreddedglory 5 years ago
Thanks! It is difficult to explain in the word. So wait a moment.
The image is ...
http://ruirui.jp/mt/images/mvcyt.png
If you use the Windows Internet Explorer, then you can detect a hidden image by selecting the image(Ctrl+A).
ruiruijp 5 years ago