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I was able to extract the python code however it's not plaintext yet and there's some binary data inside it. I used the "X" option of pyi-archive_viewer to extract the contents. It tells me the compressed and uncompressed size of the file. When I extract, the size matches the uncompressed size however the file is not proper python code. I checked the header of the file and ran binwalk on it as well to see if it's in a compressed form. But it is not. I have updated the answer. Could you please check?
– Neon Flash
Commented Nov 17, 2018 at 18:50
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@NeonFlash You'd need to fix the header of the extracted pyc file before feeding it to the decompiler. I see that you have already figured that out :)
– 0xec
Commented Nov 17, 2018 at 21:06

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