SecretPixel is a cutting-edge steganography tool designed to securely conceal sensitive information within images. It stands out in the realm of digital steganography by combining advanced encryption, compression, and a seeded Least Significant Bit (LSB) technique to provide a robust solution for embedding data undetectably.

Steganograpy in Python | Hide files or data in Image Files

File Hider is a sophisticated tool that allows you to securely hide and encrypt a file within another file using multiple layers of AES-256 encryption, with the AES key itself being encrypted using RSA.

Hide files within a JPG cover image using this steganography-like privacy tool. Post images on Mastodon, X/Twitter, Reddit, Flickr and other hosting sites.

ld_preload userland rootkit

A tiny cross-platform Go library to hide/unhide files and directories

X-staghide is a steganography program that is able to hide data in various kinds of image- and audio-files. The color- respectivly sample-frequencies are not changed thus making the embedding resistant against first-order statistical tests

Steganography using audio, image and vido files

An easier way to hide/make visible files or dirs using terminal in Linux

Hide files within a PNG cover image using this steganography-like privacy tool. Post images on X/Twitter, Mastodon, Reddit and other hosting sites.

A python application that hides your files and folders

a macOS utility to hide folders and files on the Desktop

GUI tool to hide or show Windows folder.

Hide files inside videos by encoding file bytes as pixel data.

Julia Digital Image Steganography - Least Significant Bit Steganography application written in the Julia language

Steganography project that hides and retrieves text inside of .png files

This GUI tool allows users to securely hide or unhide folders with passwords, encrypt or decrypt folders, and zip folders, providing a range of options for protecting your files.

A python script which lets the users hide data behind images.

Hide file in mp3 metadata

Hide any file inside a JPEG file, without changing the actual image.