PadSteg: Introducing Inter-Protocol Steganography

Jankowski, B.; Mazurczyk, Wojciech; Szczypiorski, Krzysztof

doi:10.48550/arxiv.1104.0422

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Network Steganography: the Youngest In The Spotlight1

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“…Network steganography methods, following [25], can be broadly classified according to the number of protocols that are used for steganographic purposes. The modification of the properties of a single protocol from the OSI model is called intra-protocol steganography, whereas exploitation of relationships between multiple protocols is classified as inter-protocol steganography.…”

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Steganography is a general term referring to all methods for the embedding of additional secret content into some form of carrier, with the aim of concealment of the introduced alterations. The choice of the carrier is nearly unlimited, it may be an ancient piece of parchment, as well as a network protocol header. Inspired by biological phenomena, adopted by man in the ancient times, it has been developed over the ages. Present day steganographic methods are far more sophisticated than their ancient predecessors, but the main principles have remained unchanged. They typically rely on the utilization of digital media files or network protocols as a carrier, in which secret data is embedded. This paper presents the evolution of the hidden data carrier from the ancient times till the present day and pinpoints the observed development trends, with special emphasis on network steganography.

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Section: Network Steganography: the Youngest In The Spotlightmentioning

confidence: 99%