This new version of strings.py comes with a new option -T to trim the strings to a given length. And also 2 bug fixes.

strings_V0_0_4.zip (https)
MD5: 8B1F5A6BEBA2BC8BDFF16B99C27050E4
SHA256: 7BBAAB0E83692288BDC35BC0FBDD6B2F8A141280E506131E2818F49BEF31D01A

hex-to-bin.py is a program to convert hexadecimal dumps (text) to binary data.

This new version of hex-to-bin.py can handle different hexdump formats, like registry dumps (text files). Use option -x to handle these hexdumps.

And option -t was added if the input is a text file that is non-ASCII, like UTF16. Option -t can be used to convert the text file.

And it supports Python3, but that code is a kludge. Something I’ll have to do better later.

 

hex-to-bin_V0_0_3.zip (https)
MD5: 0F87942CC9EF566D4C3B5A34073D5399
SHA256: 02447247C59F530CD6559B0FB287E314AC3AB807D843729CA9CE3F16D0930CAB

This new version of pecheck.py adds option -l to carve embedded PE files. This will be explained in detail in an upcoming blog post.

pecheck-v0_7_7.zip (https)
MD5: CEFCCC094EF9E29A539092A6ECB77EEE
SHA256: 91041D17A39C7FA4151830AF8FBD151680A04FC617CB0EADDA32D240E9AB9C03