Disappearing CryptographyInformation Hiding: Steganography & Watermarking
by Peter Wayner
Disappearing Cryptography, 3rd Edition
- Brief Table of Contents
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- About the Author
- Preface
- Book Notes
- A Start
- Chapter 1. Framing Information
- Chapter 2. Encryption
- Chapter 3. Error Correction
- Chapter 4. Secret Sharing
- Chapter 5. Compression
- Chapter 6. Basic Mimicry
- Chapter 7. Grammars and Mimicry
- Chapter 8. Turing and Reverse
- Chapter 9. Life in the Noise
- Chapter 10. Anonymous Remailers
- Chapter 11. Secret Broadcasts
- Chapter 12. Keys
- Chapter 13. Ordering and Reordering
- 13.1. Top 10 Reasons Why Top 10 Lists Fail
- 13.2. Introduction
- 13.3. Strength Against Scrambling
- 13.4. Invariant Forms
- 13.5. Canonical Forms
- 13.6. Packing in Multiple Messages
- 13.7. Sorting to Hide Information
- 13.8. Word Scrambling
- 13.9. Adding Extra Packets
- 13.10. Port Knocking
- 13.11. Continuous Use and Jamming
- 13.12. Summary
- Chapter 14. Spreading
- Chapter 15. Synthetic Worlds
- Chapter 16. Watermarks
- Chapter 17. Steganalysis
- Chapter 18. Obfuscation
- Chapter 19. Synchronization
- Chapter 20. Translucent Databases
- Chapter 21. Plain Sight
- Chapter 22. Coda
- Appendix A. Software
- Appendix Bibliographic Notes
- Bibliography
- Index
Disappearing Cryptography
Information Hiding:
Steganography & Watermarking
Peter Wayner
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