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Litter-Masked Block z-Channel: Designing Cover Distributions Against Public-Design Observers
Networking defenses against traffic analysis fill idle slots with cover traffic, yet the physical layer carrying it still hands upper layers the erasure-only model of a silent-idle link, leaving the cover content unexploited. We shape that content: the idle-slot waveform is drawn from the codebook c
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