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I'm trying to decipher ethereal packets and convert them from
hex to letters. I'd like to stream ethereal text files, and stream a
hex/ascii to
letters chart, both into datasets, and search for the numbers that correspond
to letters and numbers, then print those out so I can see if I can read what
is being sent through the packets ethereal picked up, so I can reverse
engineer a system that is in place. I know this is vague but any advice
would be appreciated.
Nov 16 '06 #1
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I'm trying to decipher ethereal packets and convert them from
hex to letters. I'd like to stream ethereal text files, and stream a
hex/ascii to
letters chart, both into datasets, and search for the numbers that correspond
to letters and numbers, then print those out so I can see if I can read what
is being sent through the packets ethereal picked up, so I can reverse
engineer a system that is in place. I know this is vague but any advice
would be appreciated.
There are various tools that you can use in C# to do the job.
Depending on the complexity of the files, you may want to use simple
string parsing, a state parser or regular expressions.
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