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I've done a bit of research. Current (public) steganalysis methods merely detect steganography. Some research papers mention "locating steganalysis," which is basically finding where exactly the hidden message is in the image/stego item. After it's found, the problem becomes a cryptanalysis problem. Can deep learning be used for locating steganalysis as well as cryptanalysis? And could this be...

Up until recently, I dropped everything and have been working on an ML project and studying ML, in hopes that I would be noticed (or at the very least, I'd have it to put on my resume). Recently, I learned it is near impossible to get a job as an ML engineer without a degree. Is this true?

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