The Steganography Hider System is a secure information-hiding solution designed to protect sensitive data by embedding it within digital images, making it imperceptible to unauthorized users. Unlike traditional encryption, which only disguises data, steganography conceals the very existence of the information, providing an additional layer of security. This system employs techniques such as Least Significant Bit (LSB) substitution, transform domain methods (e.g., DCT), or advanced neural network approaches to embed secret messages while maintaining the visual quality of the cover image. The proposed system allows users to securely hide and retrieve confidential information, ensuring data confidentiality, integrity, and robustness against common image processing operations such as compression, noise addition, and format conversion. This project serves as a practical demonstration of the importance of information security in today's digital communication era, providing a user-friendly interface that can be applied in various fields such as secure communications, copyright protection, and digital forensics.
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