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Astan Chee
Hi,
Im using pyflag to parse .pcap files. Pyflag displays the data part of
the .pcap file in binary and I was wondering what this means. How do I
decode the 'data' part of the packet without using external libraries?
What does these non-alpha numerical information mean? Is there a
(python) dictionary/documentation somewhere that I can use to parse this
data?
Thanks again.
Cheers
Astan
PS: I've attached the .pcap file that Im using to test and the python
file as well.
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Im using pyflag to parse .pcap files. Pyflag displays the data part of
the .pcap file in binary and I was wondering what this means. How do I
decode the 'data' part of the packet without using external libraries?
What does these non-alpha numerical information mean? Is there a
(python) dictionary/documentation somewhere that I can use to parse this
data?
Thanks again.
Cheers
Astan
PS: I've attached the .pcap file that Im using to test and the python
file as well.
--
"Formulations of number theory: Complete, Consistent, Non-trivial. Choose two."
Animal Logic
http://www.animallogic.com
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