In this journal, I will demonstrate a practical instance of how steganography is utilized to conceal payloads (or other questionable data) from security tools and the scrutiny of Security Analysts. Steganography can be described as follows: It is both an art and a science of hiding a secret message, file, or image within a seemingly normal carrier—such as a digital photo, audio file, or text—ensuring that the existence of the concealed information goes unnoticed by casual viewers (i.e., security personnel). Numerous online implementations of fundamental steganography permit you to insert a message (a string) into an image[1].