The assembler program is a container for a text

The assembler program is used as a container for a text message, which can be encrypted by a cryptographic cipher. The symbols of the text being injected are represented by assembler instructions (for example, ADC, ADD, MOV, SUB) that use registers AX, BX, CX, DX. Built-in instructions are very similar to other instructions of the container. A filled container withstands the stegoattack with compilation and running.