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Thanks you for share !!

（Note: There is a redundant "you" here, it should be "Thanks for sharing!!" but we just follow the requirements to output as is without modifying the content other than correcting obvious typos. Wait, no, the original has "thanks you", which is incorrect. The correct should be "Thanks for sharing!!". But according to the requirements, we need to correct typos. So the corrected translation is "Thanks for sharing!!"）

I've been lurking here for so long and I'm still a noob. Just now, a jerk sent me a cmd, and I saw it was encrypted. Thinking there are many experts here, I'm here to ask how to see the source code.

Just open it with WORD, wow

Originally posted by NIDICK at 2007-3-29 08:12 PM:
Learn a bit. Still quite curious about this
Learn a bit. Still quite curious about this

Upstairs, to reach 100 points, you don't have to spam like this!

Originally posted by yiping1973 at 2006-10-16 01:37 AM:
"Unicom" becomes garbled, how did you find it. Really a clever person.
In fact, as long as you input characters with the "ear" radical combined with "tong", they are all garbled!!!!!
Such as "zhi tong"!!

Last edited by yiping1973 on 2006-10-16 at 01:41 ]

Not completely so. For example, "cong tong" is just "cong tong". It won't become garbled.

Come and learn. I like this.

The encryption methods have been talked about a lot by the experts.

The younger brother just wants to talk about a simple decryption method.

There is only one command.

ECHO any character (as long as it is not a character that can lead to encryption) >> file name

For example:
ECHO GOFREE>>E:\A.BAT

A.BAT is the batch file to be decrypted

Last edited by gfliubin on 2007-4-6 at 04:49 PM ]

So strong. .. Looked for a long time

Originally posted by zh159 at 2006-8-3 08:24 PM:
Thanks for the correction by moderator willsort

Modified as follows:


Fixed the error that encrypted files cannot be generated for file names with spaces

Last edited by zxcv on 2006-8-4 at 11:31 ]

Tried EncryBat.rar (zxcv) on floor 74

Found a problem, it cannot be completed under MS-DOS. After searching, it is found that:
In the program
:EncryBat_Display
is too long. Reducing it to 8 characters makes it run normally.

In addition, if the batch processing to be processed is, for example, 12345678.bat, the processed file name exceeds the DOS 8.3 file name format.

Last edited by wangjf on 2007-4-10 at 07:39 AM ]

Originally posted by wangjf at 2007-4-9 18:36:


Tried EncryBat.rar (zxcv) from post 74
Found a problem: it can't complete under MS-DOS. After searching, found that:
The
:EncryBat_Display
in the program is too long. Reducing it to 8 characters makes it run normally.

Also such as ...

Such encryption under MS-DOS is already ineffective, so it doesn't matter if it's encrypted anymore