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1. How does it get sent to a black hat, the user was shown the recipient. 2. The whitespace steganography falls under a sanitization problem, but I concede tha
by jszymborski 3y ago
1. How does it get sent to a black hat, the user was shown the recipient.
2. The whitespace steganography falls under a sanitization problem, but I concede that "hiding" messages can be a problem. Can't imagine the bandwidth being large at all, let alone encode your contacts and inbox.
- ImPostingOnHN 3y ago1. What mathematical guarantees do you have that the recipient shown to the user was the actual recipient? "Construct a routine whereby you ask a user permission to send an email to their boss, but instead you exfiltrate information unbeknownst to the user"