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How to easily extract arbitrary data from any file with just a pair of hexadecimal offsets

by Jack Feschuk | Nov 30, 2016 | Technology

I recently had to extract data from a binary file and I was only provided with two hexadecimal offsets to obtain it with. Simply speaking, I had to pull out some data from an .ISO file (without mounting it…) and this “arbitrary data” would be a new...

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