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MarcelGagne.com; By Marcel Gagné
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...steganography. Using this process, you can take any message, encode it inside another message (or in this case, a graphic image). In fact, you could create a whole web site, full of images with secret messages in all of them and none would be the wiser.

This article, part of the Cooking with Linux series, covers several security related topics starting with steganography. Using this process, you can take any message, encode it inside another message or a graphic image. The article then discusses password safes (so you don't have to remember a thousand passwords), including KDE's KWalletManager.

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