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Steganography

Steganography is the technique of hiding a message or file inside another one that looks harmless, such as an image, audio file or document, so no one notices it is there. Unlike encryption, which makes content unreadable, steganography hides that anything exists; attackers use it to slip in malware or sneak data out undetected.

Related term in this glossary: Encryption

hidden messages, digital steganography, data hiding

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