Stego 4

Boinked wrote:big endian vs. little

Gulliver's Travels ?!

by **jaketb16** on Tue Aug 04, 2009 1:40 pm ([msg=27876]see Re: Stego 4[/msg])

Look at the picture in a hex editor, and look EVERYWHERE, top, bottom, what you're looking for should stick out.

When you find that weird looking pattern, use something like this to translate it. You just have to know what language that pattern is!

http://home2.paulschou.net/tools/xlate/

by **Orbilus** on Fri Oct 01, 2010 5:29 pm ([msg=46892]see Re: Stego 4[/msg])

jaketb16 wrote:Look at the picture in a hex editor, and look EVERYWHERE, top, bottom, what you're looking for should stick out.

When you find that weird looking pattern, use something like this to translate it. You just have to know what language that pattern is!

http://home2.paulschou.net/tools/xlate/

Very nice find, I did each of the conversions by hand...

by **OleJ** on Sat Dec 11, 2010 10:32 am ([msg=50393]see Re: Stego 4[/msg])

I looked trough the entire thing in a hex editor, did not find anything I found interesting... Yay... That was... 5-10? wasted minutes... Realy, that list is LOOOOOOOOOONG!!! Also, the one I used had some extra thing on the side, apparently some built-in translation after what it seemed like to me... Did not find anything that could look like a password there either... Did just find a lot of stuffs that got repeated over and over, with a lot of . in it... So yay, that kinda sucked for me... Hope everyone else who still tries have bether luck then me... Or a bether skill of finding out what sticks out in a lot of numbers that looks just the same for me... Anyway, guess I will try another time, taking a break from trying to make it...

This exact method is or used to be extremely common for distributing contraband over imageboards.

by **cyberdrain** on Sat Aug 11, 2012 8:58 am ([msg=68705]see Re: Stego 4[/msg])

Quick question: how do you know that?