Which type is described as hiding content by placing documents inside a folder so they can be recovered later?

Which type is described as hiding content by placing documents inside a folder so they can be recovered later?

• A. Video Steganography
• B. Folder Steganography
• C. Document Steganography
• D. Web Steganography

Answer: (C)

Hiding content inside a document is about using the document itself as the carrier for secret data. Document steganography means you embed the hidden payload within the document’s content, metadata, comments, or as an embedded object, and you can recover it later with the right method or tool. If you place a document inside a folder, the folder is simply a storage location; the concealment occurs inside the document, not in the folder structure or in a video or web content. That’s why this fits as document steganography—the secret data is embedded within a document rather than hidden in video streams, web content, or filesystem tricks.

Hiding content inside a document is about using the document itself as the carrier for secret data. Document steganography means you embed the hidden payload within the document’s content, metadata, comments, or as an embedded object, and you can recover it later with the right method or tool.

If you place a document inside a folder, the folder is simply a storage location; the concealment occurs inside the document, not in the folder structure or in a video or web content. That’s why this fits as document steganography—the secret data is embedded within a document rather than hidden in video streams, web content, or filesystem tricks.