How can I use HxD Hex Editor?
Hi everyone. I'd like to know how to use the HxD tool and understand hexadecimal numbers, etc., but I haven't found any courses online.
Hi everyone. I'd like to know how to use the HxD tool and understand hexadecimal numbers, etc., but I haven't found any courses online.
I would like to use the code from BotGhost for my own self-coded bot
Hello, for a large school project, I'm planning to do something with image recognition, which means I'm training the program. Does anyone have any ideas for topics I could use this on? My father suggested, for example, driver drowsiness detection or something similar. But I'm not 100% convinced yet.
what do you prefer?
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Hello, I would love to program things because I would like to bring out new programs, which is also the reason why, because I ask all the time, and I need a robot that costs 50 or 100 euros, because I can't afford one for over 1000, and I can't find any programming courses, so…
The tool only makes sense when you have a clue about the number systems and assemblers – and we know what you want to change. So that simply “replay” is meaningless, or hardly produces insights.
With an executable, it makes much more sense to get into a debugger instead of a HexEditor. Your ScreenShot indicates an executable or a database.
This is just an example photo
No wonder such a course would take only 10 minutes.
Quite simply: an evaluation system with the base 16 (i.e.: 16 digits: 0.1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,A,B,C,D,E,F instead of the 10 digits at decimal).
Decimal (from right to left): One, ten, hundreds, …
Hexadecimal (from right to left): One, sixteen, fifty-two, …
Since the range 0 to 255 can be accurately covered with two hexadecimal digits, which is “probably” also the value range of a byte, the data are shown in most witch editors as groups of two digits each.
Simple:
You should deal with the ASCII code and/or UTF-8 as well as with the conversion of hexadecimal numbers into decimal numbers.
Add-On:
When it comes to executable files, you should understand machine language and the conversion of assembler code and hex code. It’s not a walk.
Moin,
you need to knowwhat stands and how the code works…
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