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Typefaces Can Now Be Used To Encrypt Secret Messages

“A team of researchers at Columbia University, led by Changxi Zheng, have found a way to embed secret messages in typefaces by making negligible tweaks to their designs that are almost indistinguishable to the human eye.”

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