Steganography

This code uses Python to hide a message inside an image using steganography.

Step-by-step explanation

Before using the application, ensure that the PIL (Python Imaging Library) library is installed. If it's not installed, you can install it using the following command:

pip install pillow

First, we import the Message class from the secret module.

from secret import Message

Next, we create a Message object, passing in the path to the image we want to use.

message = Message("image.jpg")  # path of image

We can then use the write() method to write a message to the image. The message will be converted to bytes before being written to the image.

message.write("Hidden Leaf")  

The read() method can be used to read the message from the image. The message will be returned as a string.

message.read()

Finally, the ReSeT() method can be used to remove the message from the image.

Conclusion

This code provides a simple example of how to use steganography to hide a message inside an image.

Notes

• Writing this message does not harm the jpg file.
• It only works on images in jpg format.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. For more information, you can refer to the license file.

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