Steganalysis Attack
Steganalysis attack is a technique used in computer science to detect hidden information in digital media such as images or audio files. When people want to hide secrets in these files, they use a technique called steganography, which basically means embedding secret information in a file so that it’s not visible to the naked eye.
Steganalysis is the science of analyzing for hidden information in digital media. The goal of steganalysis attack is to find out if there is any secret information embedded in a file and if so, to extract that information.
It’s like when you’re playing hide and seek with your friends, and you try to find them by looking in all the hiding places. In the same way, steganalysis tries to find the secret information that is hidden in a file.
Steganalysis attacks can be used by security experts to detect when someone is trying to use steganography to hide malicious software or data. For example, cybercriminals could hide viruses in images that could then be spread through email attachments.
So by using steganalysis attacks, security experts can help keep our digital information safe by detecting hidden threats.