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Discussion in 'Engineering & Reverse Engineering' started by The MOPMASTER of the year 3000, Jan 4, 2004.

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  1. Jan 4, 2004 #1
    The MOPMASTER of the year 3000

    The MOPMASTER of the year 3000

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    Is KHexEdit a good hex editor?
     
  2. Jan 4, 2004 #2
    Guess Who

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    Really, as long as it has encrypt/decrypt features, compression features, and lets you edit hex, it's a good enough editor.

    EDIT: BTW, I recommend Hackman Hex Editor. It's free (stares down WinHEX for being shareware :angry: )

    EDITED EDIT: Man, I'm really POed right now - my mom has gone decorating happy and is trying to take all the furniture out of my room and replace with stuff I don't want. :angry: :angry: :angry:
     
  3. Jan 4, 2004 #3
    LocalH

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    I recommend Hex Workshop. It's commercial, but there is a free trial, and there are serials out there for it if you warez stuff. It has many excellent features, including a resynching compare that will greatly aid one in determining what is different between two given binaries (say if we were to find a copy of our proto, or one close to it, from another source, such that the binary was different).
     
  4. Jan 4, 2004 #4
    The MOPMASTER of the year 3000

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    Thanks for ideas. I was asking about KHexEdit because it came with my OS.
     
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