STRONG THEORETICAL STEGNOGRAPHY

Peter Wayner · Cryptologia · 1995

Hiding the existence of a message can be an important technique in this era of terabit networks. One technique for practicing this obfuscation, Mimic Functions, is derived from Context-Free Grammars and can be as secure as inverting RSA or factoring Blum integers. This paper discusses the implications of the result and presents a practical solution for securely hiding information from inspection.

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