CACM Jan. 2018 - Information Hiding

Information hiding is a research domain that covers a wide spectrum of methods that are used to make (secret) data difficult to notice. Due to improvements in network defenses such techniques are recently gaining an increasing attention from actors like cybercriminals, terrorist and state-sponsored groups as they allow to store data or to cloak communication in a way that is not easily discoverble. In this video, Steffen Wendzel discusses "Information Hiding: Challenges for Forensic Experts," a Review Article in the January 2018 issue of Communications of the ACM. cacm.acm.org/magazines/2018/1/223894