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Old 12-13-2013, 08:42 PM   #628
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Originally Posted by DNSB View Post
I used a utility called XORSearch. Basically, feed it a file and a search string and it will list out all the locations that string is found in the file along with the XOR used to obfuscate the string. I run it from a batch file that passed the search string from the command line and pauses at the end of the search to give a chance to see the results.

For 3.1.1, running xorsearch.exe libnickel.so.1.0.0 ReadingFooter



If I know the XOR key, I can also use another little program called XOR which reads in the first file, XORs it with the key and writes the result out.

I originally wrote a program similar to what ShellShock suggested but it was a pain searching through 256 files looking for a string manually and they took up a mass of disk space.

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