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- Python3 (latest version)
- It will be good to have a basic understanding of Linux or you can head over to the web GUI version GUI guide
https://github.com/0-harshit-0/Cryptic-Steganography.gitcd Steganography/crypticpy-
pip install -r /path/to/requirements.txtorpy -m pip install -r requirements.txt
If you don't see any error popping up on your CMD/Terminal, you have successfully completed the requirements and now let's move on to usage.
- For help type:
py cryptic -h - To encode/hide a file inside another image file, type:
cryptic -e file_name.any image_name.anyand press enter
The hidden image file will be saved in the encoded folder (big files will take more time).
- To decode/unhide an image file, type:
cryptic -d image_name.anyand press enter
The decoded file will be saved in the decoded folder (big files will take more time).
It will be good to have a basic understanding of Linux or you can head over to the GUI guide
- Head over to Cryptic application.
- type:
cryptic -eand press enter. - Select the file, you want to hide and then type:
yand hit enter - Now select the image in which you would like to hide the file.
- type:
cryptic -dand press enter - Select the image and wait for it complete.
Once the encoding and decoding process finishes, a new file will be automatically downloaded (big files will take more time).
The UI is pretty self-explanatory but if you are still facing some problems here are a few steps you can follow
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- Head over to Cryptic application.
- Select the file, you want to hide in the first field.
- Select the image in the second field and click on the hide/encode button.
- Select the image and click on the unhide button.
Once the encoding and decoding process finishes, a new file will be automatically downloaded (big files will take more time).