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WetStone Technologies,
a Division of SiviSoft
StegoCommand is a command line Linux application that scans specified directories containing files to examine, and generates a report for each scanned file. StegoCommand is simple to use and requires a minimal amount of technical knowledge. StegoCommand builds upon the capabilities of the industry-leading Steganography detection and steganalysis software tool, StegoHunt. Like its Windows-based predecessor, StegoCommand uses a collection of detection algorithms to quickly identify the presence of steganography in suspect carrier files.
Use cases for StegoCommand include: acceptable use policy enforcement, forensic investigations, data breach response, data leak analysis, insider threat identification, and mobile device examination.
StegoCommand supports several “out-of-the-box” file types for scanning for the presence of steganography. In addition to the “out-of-the-box” file types offered, the WetStone Technologies research and development team can work directly with a customer to expand the capabilities to scan for steganography in unique, custom, proprietary or industry-specific file types.
StegoCommand has the ability to traverse an unlimited number of nested archive files. Nested archives are often used in an attempt to conceal the presence of data hiding. With StegoCommand, users can be assured that all files in an archive file will be analyzed for the presence of hidden data.
StegoCommand detects and provides comprehensive reports on:
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WetStone Technologies can work directly with a customer to support additional operating systems.
Computer system or virtual machine must meet or exceed the minimum requirements of 4GB RAM and 4 Core Processor.
