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the Steganographia — a grimoire of cryptologic craft
στεγανός · covered // γράφειν · to write

The nymph who fled underground and surfaced as a hidden spring brings you the Steganographia — a working, expanding codex recast after Trithemius (c. 1499), who wrote a treatise on cryptography disguised as the summoning of spirits.

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Liber I

Concealment

Liber II

Cryptograms

Liber III

Operational
f.007
THE KEY FORGE
OpenPGP · sign · verify
Forge a keypair in the browser; publish the public key beside the gate. Verify any signed leaf. Self-hosted, never a CDN.
sealedv1 rests →
f.008
POST-QUANTUM
ML-KEM · ML-DSA · hybrid
Verify a quantum-resistant signature and encapsulate with ML-KEM — an optional second seal beside PGP, so the binding survives Q-day. Lattice math; vendored, never a CDN.
sealedv1 rests →
f.009
ZERO-KNOWLEDGE
Prove · without revealing
Prove you solved the gate without ever showing the plaintext. “Hidden = earned,” made cryptographic — the proof reveals nothing, so it is safe in the open.
sealedv1 rests →
f.010
THE CIPHER NEXT DOOR
Meshtastic · AES-256-CTR
The exact cipher MURMURATION runs on: AES channel encryption with the header left in clear so nodes relay blind, and Curve25519 keys held trust-on-first-use. Demonstration only.
sealedv1 rests →
f.011
STEGANOGRAPHY
Hide · in plain sight
The literal steganos — conceal a message inside an image or a cover text, then recover it. The art the whole codex is named for.
sealedv1 rests →
apparatus criticus · trust nothing unsigned
THE APPARATUSsealed · v1 rests

The reader’s bench. Verify any leaf against its own signature and Bitcoin-anchored timestamp; consult the register of what is sealed, and when; contact details for those interested.