Steganography: Hide Info in Images & More

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The discussion revolves around the concept of hiding information within an image, specifically through the use of histograms. Participants express excitement over discovering a trick related to interpreting an interesting histogram, with one noting that the NYC skyline might be hidden within it. There is confusion about the lack of numerical data accompanying the histogram, leading to questions about how to interpret the graph effectively. Several links to related content are shared, emphasizing the innovative use of histograms in visual representation. The conversation highlights the blend of creativity and technical understanding in visual data interpretation.
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Some of you may remember thread about hiding information in an image started by a sadly clueless student. Well, here is something related:

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Basically it has an interesting histogram.
 
I GOT IT! Haha, that's pretty neat.
 
Wow - that's an amazing trick!
 
I don't understand what is hidden... the NYC skyline? If so it's not hidden in the image very well it was the first thing I noticed which is why I kept staring thinking I'd notice somtehing else haha... but nope. Maybe someone can give a hint or something idk
 
I see how it can be a histogram but there aren't any numbers associated with it. How do you make sense of a graph without #?
 
Nice histogram!
 
Its all in the histogram
 
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Hahaha, nice.
 
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