ConceptLSB / 最低有效位隐写 / Least Significant Bit Steganography
LSB Steganography
A classical image steganography technique that embeds secret information by modifying the least significant bits of pixel color channels. The resulting changes are visually imperceptible to human observers. The method offers high embedding capacity and simple implementation, but it has weak robustness: common operations such as compression can readily destroy the embedded data, making it vulnerable to detection and removal.
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Oct 23
A 1920×1080 image has about 6 million pixels and could theoretically hide hundreds of KB of information.
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Oct 23
LSB steganography has large capacity but is not resistant to compression; hidden information may be lost when the image is re-encoded (such as converted to JPEG).
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