LLM Steganography to hide text inside another plausible text
Hides shell commands inside restaurant reviews using MLX token ranking locally.
Demonstration of using subliminal channels in EdDSA signatures to exchange data over TLS handshakes
Uses EdDSA signatures to smuggle arbitrary bytes through TLS handshakes — a classic subliminal-channel trick applied to modern TLS code. The repo includes an actual client/server PoC (https_client.c, https_server.c), a cert generation script, and a bundled wolfSSL build so you can reproduce the experiment. Clever demo, but it reads like research code rather than a hardened tool: there's little on threat modelling, detection, or performance trade-offs.
Security researchers, crypto researchers, red teamers, network security engineers
Hides shell commands inside restaurant reviews using MLX token ranking locally.
Unicode tag character steganography is clever, but novelty exceeds utility and threat model.
Hiding secrets in generated stories via the 'ed' editor is a clever, if niche, hack.
Cute social wrapper, but jigsaw puzzles are a solved browser primitive.
WebSocket tunneling bypasses firewalls that block WireGuard, backed by a Rust data plane.
Nice visual breakdown of the handshake, but sslscan and testssl.sh already do this better.