Lile Elam writes
I finally got back on cypherpunks. Have been incredibly busy but wanted to keep intouch as several artist friends of mine want to start using art as a encryption vehicle... Should be fun...
It works on so many levels, as well - hiding encrypted bits in the low-order bits of pixel color values - representing data in the colored spots on a Seurat impressionist work or the lines and splotches on a Jackson Pollack imitation - wondering what the artist _really meant_ by a given figure :-) It also may be a good way to nag us into doing stealthy versions of PGP and other cryptosystem headers - steganography is less useful when the encrypted message always starts off with - ----- BEGIN PGP ENCRYPTED FILE and has the recipient's keyid readily findable as well. Bill