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I don't know, but curses to Evan for getting me started on this!  I'm
still stuck on the 5th one.  I'm hoping it isn't a cipher.  Any suggestions?

TaB

Alan MacHett wrote:
> What are these sorts of images called?  I forgot...
>
> http://www.etienne.nu/imagepuz/tykca.htm
>
> Has anyone ever heard of nested versions of these? ...unfocus the original
> dot-picture to see the embedded object, then have to unfocus *that* image
> to see the next???  I've forgotten what trick of the eye it is that even
> allows these images to work, so I'm not sure if it permits nesting.
>
> How do such images rate in steganographic analysis?  I mean, these
> pictures are well-enough known that people immediately recognize that
> there's something hidden in them, but would bit analysis reveal that?
>
> Is there software that one can get to make them?
>
> Alan
> ...contemplating the security or
> cryptographic use of such images
>
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