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Refer to the hexadecimal format which is directly executed by the CPU or the interpreter. Opposed to the human-readable format which can be understood by the reverse without any intermediate translation.

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Can one binary use both lazy binding and non-lazy binding?

I inspected /bin/rm binary on macOS with the next command: otool -l /bin/rm | grep symbol_ptr -A5 and I've got the next output: segname __DATA addr 0x0000000100004000 size ...
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Trying to open the Sprite files from Cookie Shop DS with Python 3.x

I’m trying to rip all of the Cookie Shop DS character sprites by using Python. I already got pypng installed but I don’t understand saving as “cookie2png.py”, It’s too hard for me too do. Can you help ...
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Change Mac address

I have read the NAND memory MT29F2G08ABAEAWP contents via the RT809F programmer from IP Camera, when I have written the program (.bin) to the new NAND memory the Mac address and serial number of ...
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Help determine 3d model vertex structure serialized binary

Help determine 3D model vertex structure serialized binary. Example of single vertex: A3 D0 5D BA C9 27 3F 3A DC 6C 87 3B 2B 75 EE 00 FF FF FF FF 92 2F 29 80 B1 19 64 3F 02 82 1D 3F What I got so far:...
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Hello Watch 3+ smart watch firmware extracting

I have a firmware file of Hello Watch 3+ smart watch. I want to customize this firmware. I tried binwalk but no result. I am trying reverse engineering for the first time. Can you help me? File link: ...
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How can I create a radare2 type for a variable-length struct?

I'm trying to parse a binary file and it has a structure similar to this, struct foo { int64_t count_things; int64_t offset_to_thing[count]; int8_t bytes[]; int64_t other fields; } ...
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Decoding a time format

I'm reverse engineering a hardware device which stores time a strange format: 32-bit word H:MM:SS (rounded) 0x03200000 0:00:00 0x09700000 0:00:00 0x0A1B0000 0:00:01 0x0A160000 0:00:01 0x0B098000 0:00:...
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What format could this image mask be?

So I'm looking at these sprite files from a type of virtual world format that's no longer around. They appear to be JPEGs with some custom markers, one of which appears to be an alpha mask. Here's ...
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How do I reverse engineer a file uploading api?

The API is pretty old and is written in C#, I tried debugging the API calls with mitmproxy. This is the successful API call (manually uploading file) but when I tried curling it, it gave me this error ...
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How can I quickly tell which ARM Thumb version a particular piece of code is using?

I'm working with an ARM processor: an STM32F407VGT6 board, which IIUC powers a 32-bit Arm® Cortex®-M4. I need to inspect the binary weight of some instruction, so I used objdump like this: arm-none-...
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Find out what is this binary database entry and what format it is

the following varbinary "BUFFER" of a database entry is for an article. FIELD_0 is in plain text and the item name is "1", which I created with the item management software. [...
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Why do the first bytes of this executable contain a path to busybox?

I'm reverse engineering an old TP-Link TD-W9970v3 router for fun and wanted to examine one of the executables called webWarn. Ghidra was unable to recognise the format, which surprised me. I then ...
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Need help decoding bytes to number

I've got a really really old file format from an accounting software, late '70s, DOS, QBasic or QuickBasic. Source code is lost, only .exe file remaining, file needs emulator. The file formate seems ...
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Trying to understand a simple compiled PSI binary file

I was working with an old ios game, and found that it saved most of its data (players, worlds, anything in-between) in MDB files.. titled data.mdb and lock.mdb. There is a pair for every object type (...
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Proprietary 3D Format Reverse Engineering: What Could These Numbers And Matrices Represent?

I'm trying to reverse engineer a model format from an older Russian game (Pathologic) with limited success. It is a proprietary model format not recognized by any converters/editing tools (believe me, ...
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