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steganography noun "Steganography" is a word that was resurrected after being in disuse for almost 150 years! It was put to rest in the early 1800s, labeled an archaic synonym of "cryptography" by dictionary makers, but was brought back to life in the 1980s as a word for a type of digital cryptography. There is nothing cryptic about the word's origin; it is based on the Greek word "steganos," meaning "covered" or "reticent." : the art or practice of concealing a message, image, or file within another message, image, or file

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November 26, 2006 steg-uh-NAH-gruh-fee No doubt, the Internet has enriched society, but it has a flip side; terrorists, for instance, can secretly network online using steganography.

Word	steganography
Date	November 26, 2006
Type	noun
Syllables	steg-uh-NAH-gruh-fee
Etymology	"Steganography" is a word that was resurrected after being in disuse for almost 150 years! It was put to rest in the early 1800s, labeled an archaic synonym of "cryptography" by dictionary makers, but was brought back to life in the 1980s as a word for a type of digital cryptography. There is nothing cryptic about the word's origin; it is based on the Greek word "steganos," meaning "covered" or "reticent."
Examples	No doubt, the Internet has enriched society, but it has a flip side; terrorists, for instance, can secretly network online using steganography.
Definition	: the art or practice of concealing a message, image, or file within another message, image, or file

Word Message Image File Steganography November Noun Steg Uh Nah Gruh Fee