StegBit hides by finding the nearest value that has the selected bit set to match the message. So if the bit being used for hiding is #$3($value $=8),$ the message bit is a one, and the pixel value is $7,$ then we add one to change the pixel value to $8.$ If the pixel value were $179(0$xB$3==10110011)$ we could add $8$ or subtract $4.$ Since subtracting $4$ yields the closer value $(175$ is closer to $179$ than $187),$ that is what we do to get $175(0$xAF $==10101111).$ Use StegBit to hide CoatCheck.jpg in MantisC$\_24.$bmp$,$ M$2\_24.$bmp$,$ and Simpsons$\_24.$bmp$,$ using bits $1,3,$ and $6.$ This will yield $9$ files.