Is there a script to detect and extract files that were steganographically hidden in images?
It would be best if it was a Python script and scanned for as many methods of steganography as possible. It could also scan for clues that suggest that a file is hidden within an image even if it can't extract it.
Scripts that I know of, like stegpy, can only scan single files and not all images within a directory (if not used in script) and often use only one method of detecting/extracting hidden files.
I am not asking about tools to scan individual files. For example, with stegpy one could theoretically use os.system('stegpy {}'.format(filename)) in a python file or for file in /path/*; do stegpy "$file"; done in the console but that doesn't really work and it only scans for one way of hiding files. I'm looking for a script that nicely scans an entire directory using multiple detection-methods with an output like "3 files found: {paths}, extracted files in {path2}".
