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1 Steganography Example
2 Original Message
3 Message After Least Significant Bit Insertion Applied
4 Extract Least Significant Bit from Each Byte to Unhide the Message
5 Hidden Message in Binary to ASCII to TextTEXT: c a t
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Aloha Aloha What you see: What the computer sees: binary number columns binary number columns
Working with text ASCII and UNICODE.
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