Pix will encode a message into a 24-bit Windows BMP file to hide it from prying
Pix will allow you to encode a message or file inside of a BMP picture without the picture visually changing to the human eye.
Pix will encode a message into a 24-bit Windows BMP file to hide it from prying
eyes.
Enter you message in the main text box, then select File, Encode Picture and
select the source BMP file. Next, enter a name for the destination BMP file.
You can then choose to encrypt your message with a password, or leave it blank for no encryption.
Pix now supports an offset, which allows to you offset where the message is
located inside of the BMP picture. This makes it even harder for someone to
locate your hidden message, picture or file.
With the offset feature, you could encode multiple messages in the same BMP at different offsets and with different passwords. You would do this by encoding a message with a new BMP, the selecting the output BMP as the source BMP for the next message and so on until you build your final BMP will all of you messages or files stores at different offsets.
Do Decode the picture, select file, Decode Picture, then selcet the encoded
BMP file. If a password was used to encode the picture, then enter it, and if
an offset was used, enter it also.
What’s New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Fixed bug which wouldn’t allow files encrypted into a picture to be decrypted correctly.
· Fixed bug when using offset with files.
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