This is a quote from the story on a new steganographic tool called Hydan:

"Future version of Hydan will boost that capacity by finding different places to code data, such as in the order of a program's functions, and the order in which arguments are passed to those functions."

I want somebody to tell me how a function willl NOT blow up when you supply the arguments in the wrong order.

Just curious..........

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