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If you cryptanalyze encrypted binary data, or a very large sample, the current output from FeatherDuster (dump the output on your terminal) is really not practical.
Paging large amounts of data sounds relatively straight forward, and there's likely something in Python's stock module set which does that. hexdump -C style output should be easy enough, but how do we dump data in a more usable way, for instance, to some output file? When should we do that instead of just printing it to the terminal?
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Hi, I actually just made a pull request on the subject #53 before seeing this thread.
However, I did not specifically think about binary i/o.
To answer your question I not sure to understand what make binary specific but I am definitely rooting for being able to write to a file.
If you cryptanalyze encrypted binary data, or a very large sample, the current output from FeatherDuster (dump the output on your terminal) is really not practical.
Paging large amounts of data sounds relatively straight forward, and there's likely something in Python's stock module set which does that.
hexdump -C
style output should be easy enough, but how do we dump data in a more usable way, for instance, to some output file? When should we do that instead of just printing it to the terminal?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: