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A pure Python steganography module.

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Stéganô

A Python Steganography module.

Installation

$ sudo pip install Stegano

If you want to use Stéganô in your Python program you just have to import the appropriate steganography technique. For example:

>>> from stegano import slsb
>>> secret = slsb.hide("./pictures/Lenna.png", "Hello Workd")
>>> secret.save("./Lenna-secret.png")

In addition you can use Stéganô as a program.

Example:

$ slsb --hide -i ../examples/pictures/Lenna.png -o Lena1.png -m "Secret Message"

Another example (hide the message with Sieve of Eratosthenes):

$ slsb-set --hide -i ../examples/pictures/Lenna.png -o Lena2.png --generator eratosthenes -m 'Secret Message'

There are some examples in the folder examples.

A tutorial is available.