How do you define Technical Steganography?

The correct answer is A. Steganography that uses physical or chemical means to hide the existence of a message. A - Technical Steganography uses physical or chemical means to hide the existence of a message. Examples include invisible ink, microdots, steganographic printing techniques, and concealment in physical objects. This contrasts with Linguistic Steganography (option B), which…

Submitted by javi_es· Apr 18, 2026Computer Forensics in Today's World

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ASteganography that uses physical or chemical means to hide the existence of a message
BSteganography that utilizes written natural language to hide the message in the carrier in some
CSteganography that utilizes written JAVA language to hide the message in the carrier in some
DSteganography that utilizes visual symbols or signs to hide secret messages

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A
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D
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A - Technical Steganography uses physical or chemical means to hide the existence of a message. Examples include invisible ink, microdots, steganographic printing techniques, and concealment in physical objects. This contrasts with Linguistic Steganography (option B), which uses written natural language to hide messages, and Visual Steganography, which uses symbols or signs. Technical steganography is the oldest form, predating the digital era.

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#Steganography#Technical Steganography#Information Hiding#Data Concealment

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