Smuggling arbitrary data through an emoji

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  1. textcoder

    Steganographic message encoder using LLMs

    I recently worked on a steganographics project which could be useful for this problem. See: https://github.com/shawnz/textcoder

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  3. StegCloak

    Hide secrets with invisible characters in plain text securely using passwords 🧙🏻‍♂️⭐

  4. content-source-maps

    Specification for the Content Source Maps standard. Used to power Visual Editing experiences.

    [1] https://github.com/sanity-io/content-source-maps

  5. emoji-encoder

    I think the Rust is more readable for bytemucking stuff than dynamic languages because the reader doesn't have to infer the byte widths, but for what it's worth the demo contains a TypeScript implementation: https://github.com/paulgb/emoji-encoder/blob/main/app/encodi...

  6. zws

    Shorten URLs using invisible spaces

  7. ium

    Invisible Unicode Messages

    10 years ago I made a POC for smuggling arbitrary data through _no visible text at all_: https://github.com/foobuzz/ium

  8. trojan-source

    Trojan Source: Invisible Vulnerabilities

    The source code version of that is CVE-2021-42574, and they have a website:

    https://trojansource.codes/

    Basically it's possible to hide some code that looks like comments but compiles like code. I seem to recall the CVE status was disputed since many text editors already make these suspicious comments visible.

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