Originally posted by evilseed


When it is encoded in a bitmap the data is not "Executed" when viewed with a graphic viewer.. more or less the data is skipped over. But when using the program to extract the data then it could be executed by the user.. but hey. how often would u see a 50 x 50 pixel bitmap that is over five megs? hahaha So mainly text files could be stored in bmps.

This is OLD technology.
Does no one see my post?

Let me sum it up.. Sure you can hide data in a image file.. But the data is useless unless the intended person extracts the data. No image viewer will extract or execute the hidden data in the file.. the image viewer will simply skip over it....

Ok?