Work in progress...
"Hide a image / text image into two diffrent images. After submission of this two we can see a encrypted ones."
Copy of but patched for pyton3, and other fixes (to my liking).
From one image, generate two "encrypted" ones, take them, overlay them and you get a trace of the original.
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This technique is similar (visually) to the one used in Electrum (a bitcoin wallet app), but they implement a professional solution offered by a company.The goal is to print the 2 images physically to store the "secret" analogically, not on a digital medium, but offering a minimum of security.
- Put your "original.bmp" in the same directory.
- Run.
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Python3
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Input image:
- .bmp (bitmap) format.
- Color depth 1 bpp (monochrome, black-white only).
- Dimensions 1:1 (square image)