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The easiest is again to do synonym/word/punctuation replacement but with the intent of altering the letter frequency instead of embedding information directly.
by zbobet2012 9y ago
The easiest is again to do synonym/word/punctuation replacement but with the intent of altering the letter frequency instead of embedding information directly.
It's effectively a compression scheme built on-top of synonym replacement using "extra" available information to pack more bits in less words. This means even sentence long quotes in summary form are enough to compromise someone.
- tjoff 9y agoIt sounds to me that it would be blatantly obvious that a human didn't write whatever result that may produce. And I don't quite get how you can encode that much information in a sentence without it being completely garbled.
- athenot 9y agoIt seems to me that it'd be very obvious that a human did not write whatever result that could produce. Here's 5 bits in that simple sentence. I'm sure others can do better.
- specialist 9y agoIt now occurs to me: inject common proofreading mistakes that often go unnoticed.