As it is with obscure Japanese drifting games that I am interested in comes with them no folders whatsoever within the ISO and large genericly-named bin files.. This dr1.bin is the first and the biggest of the lot, and the header formats- or atleast, the lengthy Hex buildup to them- are the same throughout.
2x 2MB Sample file link (in Zip format):
https://www.dropbox.com/s/d8y3lpf4uo5m8 ... s.rar?dl=0
Now for once, lets hope *somehow* this obscure company decides to use a common compression format.. pah!
Zero 4 Champ series dr1.bin
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Re: Zero 4 Champ series dr1.bin
I don't know what obfuscation has been used.
I tried sequential xor and rot from start to end and viceversa but without results containing known data.
This is the testing script I wrote to do these checks in case someone is interested:
I tried sequential xor and rot from start to end and viceversa but without results containing known data.
This is the testing script I wrote to do these checks in case someone is interested:
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get SIZE asize
#encryption reverse ""
log MEMORY_FILE2 0 SIZE
encryption "" ""
putvarchr MEMORY_FILE SIZE 0
log MEMORY_FILE 0 0
math X = 0
for i = 0 < SIZE
get B byte MEMORY_FILE2
math B2 = B
math B ^= X
math X = B2
put B byte MEMORY_FILE
next i
log "test.dat" 0 SIZE MEMORY_FILE