Operation: Multiple Steganography Operations #625
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Bit Plane Browser and LSB Extraction Bit Plane Browser and LSB Extraction
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Will add tests in the next couple days :) |
Ge0rg3
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Fantastic. Once you've got the tests in place I'll look at getting these merged. Great stuff. |
* Test cases for LSB extraction, RGBA extraction and bit plane browsing * Bug fix for alpha planes in bit plane browser
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Added one final steg tool - an operation for randomizing image colour palettes, which helps find text hidden in soft colours / in the background. A test has also been added for this 👍 |
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This PR adds the ability to browse an image's bit planes, extract LSB data, and also simply extract an image's RGB(A) values.
These are widely seen as some of the most common forms of image steganography, and pop up in the good majority of CTFs today.