The Varshney twins – Dr. Kush Varshney (currently at IBM) and Professor Lav Varshney (previously at IBM) – have authored a series of papers on the theme of computational gastronomy. Example 1 : Food Steganography with Olfactory White. (IEEE International Workshop on Statistical Signal Processing, Gold Coast, Australia, June-July 2014) “Can one hide an averse […]
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Comparing (almost) identical papers – a steganographic exercise
As those keen on encryption and decryption will know, there are quite a few documented methods by which ‘secret’ messages can be concealed within apparently straightforward-looking chunks of text. Indeed, the original meaning of the word ‘Steganography‘ is simply ‘concealed writing’. For example, two blocks of text which at first glance appear alike can have […]
Information Hiding Conference Is Hiding Information
The Proceedings of the 13th International Information Hiding Conference (Prague, Czech Republic, May 2011) are available online for all to see. Much of the fine content, however, is hidden . . . It will be revealed (in largely unreadable form) if you click the orange text reading ‘Information Hiding 13th International Conference, IH 2011, Prague, Czech […]