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Welcome to the world wide website on Covert Channels and Steganography

This website is a non-profit information forum with the objective of providing a meeting point for researchers, scientists and people in general interested in the field of information hiding and particularly in the disciplines of covert channels and steganography.

This project was initiated by David Llamas on the 24th of November 1997 and the website was launched on the 25th of August 2002.

Please, register or login to the website to gain access to the private pages and regular information. Also, don't hesitate to contact me for circulating interesting news or events to the community.

Announcements

ECIW 2009 - 8th European Conference on i-Warfare, 6-7 July, Lisbon (Portugal, EU)
The 8th European Conference on Information Warfare and Security will be held at the Military Academy in Lisbon under the sponsorship of the University of Minho, Braga, Portugal. read more ...

IH09 - 11th Information Hiding Conference, 7-10 June, Darmstadt (Germany, EU)
For many years, Information Hiding has captured the imagination of researchers: Digital watermarking and steganography protect information, conceal secrets or are used as core primitives in Digital Rights Management schemes; steganalysis and digital forensics pose important challenges to investigators; and information hiding plays an important role in anonymous communication systems. read more ...

IWNS 2009 - First International Workshop on Network Steganography, 18-20 Nov, Wuhan (China)
The workshop is dedicated to capture such areas of research as steganography, steganalysis, and digital forensics in the meaning of network covert channels, investigate the potential applications, and discuss the future research topics. read more ...

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“There is no worse attack than the one that can not be identified”

David Llamas
Security Researcher

“For a better approach, design a lot, specify some and prove just a little"

David Llamas
Security Researcher
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