问题
I know it's possible in Batch using the 'copy' command with the '/B' switch, i.e.:
copy /B imagefile+hiddenfile newfile
My question is this; Is it possible to do this in Python, and if so, how?
This question is very similar, and it's answer is acceptable, but I am still curious;
Is there a way to do this without the stepic module?
回答1:
You don't need stepic for that.
>>> out = file("out.jpg", "wb")
>>> out.write(file("someimage.jpg", "rb").read())
>>> out.write(file("somehiddenfile.pdf", "rb").read())
>>> out.close()
stepic is something completely different it is for putting "really" hidden data into an image, whereas your copy
approach (and also my snippet above) just appends the file after the image's data. It is quite easy to extract the "somehiddenfile.pdf" from the generated file, whereas extracting steganographic information out of a real image is a lot more difficult.
回答2:
stepic
is a python package written to perform this operation - why not simply look at the source?
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17269923/how-do-i-hide-a-file-inside-an-image-with-python