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> This is a fundamental hole in security with no logical workaround. There is no hole in anything. You're not violating anyone's privacy or stealing anything f
by nnq 10y ago
> This is a fundamental hole in security with no logical workaround.
There is no hole in anything. You're not violating anyone's privacy or stealing anything from anyone. Even the bandwith is given to you for free. It's how things are supposed to work.
You're just exercising your right to privacy by using such a thing.
One can tolerate someone re-inventing/re-discovering steno and making it sound like it's smth new... but not someone having no f idea whatsoever of what "security" means and what his "right to privacy" is... ffs!
- codeulike 10y agoI think he's talking about situations where a network blocks certain things, and how steganography allows you to bypass that. edit: stegano, not steno
- seanhunter 10y agoI think you guys mean 'steganography' rather than 'stenography'. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steganography https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steganography
- codeulike 10y agohaha oops