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Friday, September 6, 2013

Hide your texts behind a photo

How many of you guys are known that we can hide our text documents as an image file? Do you think that we need a special graphic processing software to do that? Do you think that it will be an expensive way?

Here, the answer is simply and clearly "NO!". You can get it done with your Windows' CMD command lines.

First you make a folder and copy the image which you are going to hide your text behind. Next create a text document within the folder and write all the texts which you wanna hide. Let's assume that your image's name is 'photo.jpg' and the text document's name is 'secret.txt'.

Now you press Win+R, type CMD and hit enter. You'll be prompted to Windows CMD. then you route to your folder which you created.


For example if it is in E drive and its name is 'Folder', type:
E:
cd folder

then type:
copy /b photo.jpg + secret.txt  hidden.jpg
 

Yeah.... That's it.
Now your text content is hidden with the image file. If you open it in photo viewer you'll get nothing else rather than the previous photo. But if you open it with a text editor just like NotePad, you'll get the hidden text phrases at the bottom of the document.

Try it and feel easy to keep your secrets.

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