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Steganographic images can be detected through "steg analysis," a process of hunting for small deviations in expected patterns in a file. The hard part is knowing where to look in the vast expanse of the online world. Toughest of all to catch: so-called low-tech steganography, in which the message is conveyed overtly. A photo on a website with arms crossed could mean attack an East Coast nuclear power plant; a blue bandanna could mean West Coast bridges. "Sometimes," says Ben Venzke, a terrorism specialist at the security analyst firm IntelCenter, "the best technologies are the simplest ones...
People who are about Chambers' age, older baby boomers with lots of seniority, face the toughest market in terms of returning to work. Don Davis, vice president of work-force development for the National Council on the Aging, says, "This is a period when mature workers don't fare too well. Employers are not focusing on innovative work practices. It is very difficult for mature workers who are currently out of work to secure a job equivalent to the one they previously...
...councillors who holds down an outside job—Maher works with the nonprofit Cambridge Family and Children’s Service—he also has had one of the toughest tasks on the council during the past term...
Bergman faced her toughest battle in the semifinals, facing Delila Causevic of Maryland. Causevic, who stands 6-3 and can wear opponents down with a strong power game, jumped out to a one-set lead in her tilt with Bergman...
...We’re kind of like brothers,” said Chu. “It was far and away the toughest match I’ve had to play in a long time...