This document discusses audio steganography, which is hiding secret information by concealing it within audio files. It examines the problem of how to securely communicate audio without detection by hiding messages in audio files using audio steganography techniques. Specifically, it focuses on the least significant bit (LSB) algorithm and how it replaces the least significant bits in audio bytes to hide secret data. Additionally, it covers other audio steganography methods like parity coding, phase coding, spread spectrum, and echo hiding. The document notes that audio steganography can be used to hide secret information for business or personal purposes to prevent unauthorized access to messages.