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'''Steganography''' (also called '''Soyganograpgy''') is the practice of sharing an image that holds a concealed image, message, or icon, inside. This can mean hiding a soyjak in the corner of a regular image or flashing cheese in a seemingly static gif, also known as [[Stealth jak|Stealthjakking]]. Another form of steganography, not visible to the "naked eye", is using special software to embed extra images or messages in the file contents of images that be shared around, that only people with the same software tools can see. | '''Steganography''' (also called '''Soyganograpgy''') is the practice of sharing an image that holds a concealed image, message, or icon, inside. This can mean hiding a soyjak in the corner of a regular image or flashing [[Don Turtelli|cheese]] in a seemingly static gif, also known as [[Stealth jak|Stealthjakking]]. Another form of steganography, not visible to the "naked eye", is using special software to embed extra images or messages in the file contents of images that be shared around, that only people with the same software tools can see. | ||
[[File:1641257679641.jpg|thumb|An example of soyganography being used on /qant/. If you see a hidden gem, remember to reply with "mined" to let the poster know their gem has been found.]] | [[File:1641257679641.jpg|thumb|An example of soyganography being used on /qant/. If you see a hidden gem, remember to reply with "mined" to let the poster know their gem has been found.]] | ||
Revision as of 06:21, 12 September 2022
Steganography (also called Soyganograpgy) is the practice of sharing an image that holds a concealed image, message, or icon, inside. This can mean hiding a soyjak in the corner of a regular image or flashing cheese in a seemingly static gif, also known as Stealthjakking. Another form of steganography, not visible to the "naked eye", is using special software to embed extra images or messages in the file contents of images that be shared around, that only people with the same software tools can see.
Image Embedding
4chan has played whack-a-mole with image embedders ever since sink posting.[1] Recently, browser extensions like Third Eye and P.E.E. from /cumg/, briefly manage to evade 4chan's filters.
Other steganography tools for imageboards are:
Footnotes
- ↑ Meaning: Glowniggers posting cheese pizza.
