What is the best way to hide a text file on some kind of external device?
I need something that can behave like a flashdrive. Also what is the best form of encryption and how can I do encrypt a text file?
Any other ways to ensure that nobody but me will be able to access the text file?
Pic related are keys for homephones which are used to open apartment doors in a lot of eastern block countries. I learned recently that you can somehow hide information on it but have yet to figure out how to do it.
>>52181513
Embed the text in one image out of hundreds of loli pics.
>>52181513
why would you need to?
>>52181513
password protected .7z
keepass portable
e-mail yourself
>>52181613
Does it matter? It is my legal right to hide text files. Now tell me the best way to do so.
>>52181513
I use those at my work, the ambulance beeps at you until you use it
>>52181646
Store them in an encrypted and/or password protected file in a micro sd card, you can hide those almost anywhere.
>>52181646
Woah buddy, we're not the FBI geez. Also you don't have to make it so abundantly clear you're up to no good.
We also don't have to tell you shit.
>>52181666
That's not the ambulance, retard
>>52181667
Best software for encryption?
>>52181513
We had those at work to require forklift drivers to log in and out to operate the vehicles. If I remember correctly, they have like 8KB of user space available after all the system overhead, at least in our implementation.
>>52181513
write the contents on paper
>>52181736
veracrypt
>>52181772
I've seen them before up to 6GB which gives lots of potential to hide things in. But you need some special hardware to access it.
>>52181736
7zip
>>52181736
Unless you are hiding this from NSA / other governments, encrypting it with 7zip is fine.
If you are actually worried about the best of the best trying to steal this tiny text file then use any successor to TrueCrypt: VeraCrypt, AxCrypt, [insert word here]Crypt. Or since you are just hiding text file don't even store them digitally.
GPG
>>52181808
Wow. I've never seem them rated that big. Of course, my project was implemented like 10 years ago and lasted a year, but our hardware was more along these lines.
https://para.maximintegrated.com/results.mvp?senpai=ibutton&142=Electronic%20Access%20Control
http://www.embeddeddatasystems.com/iButton_c_27.html
Use TrueCrypt or equiv. Hide USB or device(I find SD cards to be the best) inside of a electronic device without connecting it. I.E open up old projector TV throw it in and close it back up.
This might help.
Dunno how accurate this is.
>>52181666
ambulance?
>>52181772
same here we make all fork lift drivers use them for logging in and out of their fork lift its how i audit them on their down time and how we check to see who's hitting shit and not reporting it. the program is shit though but its enough to scare the shit out of the drivers in the warehouse to get their shit together.
pic related
I remember seeing those key things ages ago when I was in College. It was used as a secure means to access restricted areas.
Is there any way to bypass them?
>>52181713
>It's not a human talking to you
>it's vocal-cords retard
>>52182864
>128x100 px anime png with 10 colors
>23.6 MB
>>52181513
you dumb fuck
Your image is of a button type of data storage system.
I used to use similar ones as temperature loggers as part of temp monitoring system.
Pic rel is the hardware interface to access/and recharge the logger
