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  • A Alan Balkany

    Just post a message for me here with hidden text. ;)

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    Tony Goodman
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    LOL. This is the funniest thread I have ever read. Did anyone notice the hidden poem?

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    • P Pallab_GT

      Can you plse tell me...is it something new if i can hide data inside a text file without changing the fle size even by a single byte and without replacing/changing/distorting any of the readable/printable letters of the file

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      Short answer, it is possible to, “hide data inside a text file without changing the fle size even by a single byte and without replacing/changing/distorting any of the readable/printable letters of the file”. But the characters would not be readable at that time the “hidden” data is in there. Of course you need a mask data stream to extract the “hidden” data from the real/actual (what ever you want to call it) data. The question here is why??? :confused: If you want to encrypt/hide the data then use a real encryption algorithm. It would be far more secure then simple hide and seek protocol.

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