In response to the recent crisis of the NSA, we would like to seek a safe and entertaining way to transmit messages securely through the use of photos.
Steganography has seen its first use as early as the early 1500s. Compared to cryptography, the intended secret message does not attract attention to itself as an object of scrutiny, in this case, by hiding the message in a photo.
This leads us to one problem, what happens when files are compressed or altered to reduce file size and ease transmission? Well we have thought of just that. With PicKrypt, you can hide any message in the photo of your choice, and you can transmit that photo, with compression using a reduced file size (down to 12% of the original photo!) and the receiving end can still decrypt the photo.
Through the power of PicKrypt, you never have to worry about the NSA reading your messages again!
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