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Was hoping Steganography to make a major comeback
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I was just thinking of this.
I found a way where you can encode words using English words, in binary, without using any computer programs. (Its very rudimentary)
Bit One: If first letter is between a-m = 0; n-z =1
Bit Two: If the length of the word is even its 0, if odd 1
Bit Three: If the word ends with a-m =0; n-z =1
Exclude all article words like "the" "or" "and", etc...
the extra (s) for plural is counted for the odd and even, but doesn't count as the final letter of the word (otherwise it would trend towards the (1) bit as every 3 bits apart)
Example of a sentence of hidden info:
Wall of Text Warning. Its a full worksheet and calculations of how to form the steganograph/ciphertext.
The kitten explores the icecream shop, many undetermined flavor of tasteful extra-ordinary strawberrys
characters in [] are excluded
[the] kitten explore[s]
k = 0
even = 0
n = 1
e = 0
even = 0 (remember, "s" counts for parity (even/odd) but not as the final letter of the word)
e = 0
Result = 001000
[the] icecream shop
i = 0
even = 0
m = 0
s = 1
even = 0
p = 1
Result = 000101
many undetermined
m = 0
even = 0
y = 1
u = 1
even = 0
d = 0
Result: 001100
flavor [of] tasteful
f = 0
even = 0
r = 1
t = 1
even = 0
l = 0
Result = 001100
extra[-]ordinary strawberry[s]
e = 0
even = 0 (the hypen counts as a letter)
y = 1
s = 1
odd = 1
y = 1
Result= 001111
001000 000101 001100 001100 001111
= 8 5 12 12 15
= Hello
(I hope I encoded this correctly, I always fuck up with ciphers)
Also, you can use other ciphers on top of this steganograph to scramble it even more, like FourSquare Cipher. Or OneTimePad if its less "piracy" and more "revolutionary" (I mean don't use a caesar cipher if you are doing a rebellion lmao)
And write it as a free-verse poem to hide the awkward language.
What's the government gonna do? Ban Literature? (Inb4 Fahrenheit 451 lol)
What’s the government gonna do? Ban Literature?
Why go the effort of banning literature, when you can just stupidizise your population down to the reading/writing comprehension level of tiktok ~~for free~~ and get revenue while at it? 🧠
The article is interesting, but they really went hard with the title just to only talk about it for like two sentences. I was hoping for more since it seems like a pretty fun topic.
Me too. I was hoping for some deep dive into Morse code, some cool cryptography, and stuff. Maybe I'll do a deep dive into it on my own.
all movies have to go through a vetting process to ensure they meet traditional Russian family values,
does this mean anything beyond no LGBT content?
you're also not allowed to not want children and i wish i was kidding