What is the text for reg binary code

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  • sweetysundarns
    New Member
    • Dec 2009
    • 2

    What is the text for reg binary code

    9d7aedd94db5a77 d517edf72a7d69c a2

    8a70cc9bd49e7f1 6852bdefe3c92b2 8f

    50afd7ad2501000 074514a3ad7dc5a 12

    e9cbffaf2501000 0743ad7dc5a12
  • chaarmann
    Recognized Expert Contributor
    • Nov 2007
    • 785

    #2
    It looks like hexadecimal values (2 characters fro each value)
    And most values are above 127, so they are not plain ascii, but from some special language code set.

    Just convert these codes to numbers and store these bytes as a file. Then give it a try and open this file with an editor for your country's character set and see if you can read the text now.

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    • sweetysundarns
      New Member
      • Dec 2009
      • 2

      #3
      sir i dont know how to perform the other steps
      plzz help me in the way as u said
      and try for me sir
      plzz..

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      • chaarmann
        Recognized Expert Contributor
        • Nov 2007
        • 785

        #4
        I can't try for you, because I don't know from which country you are.
        I mean if I look at the converted text I don't know if it's invalid and I must try another way (like UTF-8 or Unicode-16 or ...) or if I got the valid result, the real text, but it's in Chinese or Urdu. I don't understand Urdu or Chinese to tell you if the resulting text makes sense or not. And even if I would, I don't have the editor installed to view it correctly. Have you ever looked at Arabic characters with an ASCII-editor (european codepage) ? The word "Riad" in arabic looks like "Canico" with c-accent, a dot above, n-tilde, o with two dots! But if you have an editor with the codepage of your country, and you understand the language of your country, you can easily tell if it's ok or not.

        I can make programs in many languages to convert the stuff. I can do the conversion for you in java, c++, cobol, basic, Korn-shell etc.
        So which language can you run and understand?
        But since it's your task, just try of your own with a language that suits you best and list your program here if you got problems.

        I can help for now as much as give you the conversion algorhithm:
        1.) read next 2 bytes from the string.
        2.) convert this hexadecimal value to an integer and save this single byte in a file
        3.) go to 1.) and repeat until end of string.
        4.) open the resulting file in your national editor and see if the text makes sense.

        So with the given string above:
        9d7aedd94db5a77 d517edf72a7d69c a2
        you would first convert 9d, then 7a, then ed, then ...

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