"Vanguard" <vanguard.news@yahooNIX.com> wrote in
news:vaqdndA2hZR0J5nYnZ2dnUVZ_u2dnZ2d@comcast.com:


> Data streams is a feature of the NT file system (NTFS), not of
> TrueCrypt. Data streams have been around since NTFS was invented. It
> is sometimes used but not often. In fact, Kaspersky used it...


You're coming a little late to the party - I have already noted these
points.

As for steganography, it is readily detectable unless the payload is less
than a few percent (i.e., the ratio of hidden to host data). While now
rather long in the tooth, you could start with reading the history of such
things as OutGuess and stegdetect. Then move on to the Crypto conferences
(published by Springer).

Regards,