information hiding using Steganography

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hello..
I really need your help. My lecturer gave me a project regarding information-hiding using Steganography in J#, for instance embedding text into a bitmap, but I really don't know what to do. At first he told me to load a bitmap picture then convert it to its RGB array matrix same size of the image. But I couldn't figure out how to do that. Can anyone help?

Posted 17-Dec-09 7:03am

yulin143

Updated 17-Dec-09 12:18pm

Oakman

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Oakman · Answer 1 · 2009-12-17T12:20:00

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I note that once I corrected your spelling - its Steganography - a number of links popped up. This is a subject well covered on CP. I suggest that in the future, you take the time to spell technical words, at the least, properly.

Posted 17-Dec-09 12:20pm

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Christian Graus · Answer 2 · 2009-12-17T10:53:00

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I would expect that your teacher would both provide you with the information you need, and expect that you'd know how to use google[^].

Posted 17-Dec-09 10:53am

Christian Graus