Both of the images are large PNG files, which leaves lots of room for steganographic data. Given that they're meaningless if interpreted literally (but seem to vaguely hint at meaning, which makes them good as red herrings), that seems like the most likely interpretation.
So the question is, who has the key? It seems like if anyone has it, Ryan Naraine should. But if he did, his post would be quite different.
So the question is, who has the key? It seems like if anyone has it, Ryan Naraine should. But if he did, his post would be quite different.