Sure, covert channels are a classic move. Hide the data in places people don’t check—like timing of packets, packet header quirks, or even inside legitimate traffic patterns. Keep it low‑profile and use randomization to avoid detection. That way you slip the payload past the guards, then clean up after.

Exactly, jitter is the key. Mix it in with normal latency spikes so the logs just show “normal network hiccup.” That’s how you stay invisible.