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Secrets in Preamble: Practical and Robust PHY Information Hiding for Wi-Fi
Physical layer (PHY) information hiding refers to the concealment of secrets within PHY waveforms without compromising the integrity of the primary communication link, thereby enabling critical applications such as covert communication, PHY steganography, and watermarking. The widespread deployment
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