Decipher code (programming)?
Hello,
Is it possible there
parts like these in the appendix to decrypt?
Hello,
Is it possible there
parts like these in the appendix to decrypt?
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The only possibility here is usually reverse engineering.
Speak, you’re charging programs like Ghidra or IDA and check the code behind it Disassembled. You then need knowledge in assembler or assembly. These tools include a decompiler that translates the code into ugly C. So you don’t get around C.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disassembler
there are also those which translate it, for example, in half-readable C. But don’t expect a clean source, assembler should understand.
A .exe file cannot be opened in the editor, but requires special reverse engineering programs.
A detailed description would help.
what to describe in detail?
What exactly do you think is a .exe?
… which software is exactly what your question is about, for example.
EXE files are available in at least six different file formats. And some of them are not even usable under Windows.