leonardodalinky/zero-shot-GLS

[NAACL'24] ZGLS: Zero-shot Generative Linguistic Steganography

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This project helps researchers and developers embed hidden information within seemingly normal text generated by large language models, without prior training on specific cover messages. It takes a secret message and plain text (like an email or article) as input, producing a new version of the plain text that subtly conceals the secret. This is useful for individuals needing to transmit covert information while maintaining the naturalness of the communication.

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Use this if you need to hide secret messages within naturally sounding generated text without requiring pre-existing examples of hidden messages.

Not ideal if your primary goal is robust encryption against sophisticated cryptanalysis or if you need to hide information in non-textual data.

covert-communication information-hiding digital-steganography text-generation privacy-preserving-communication
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Jan 30, 2025

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