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Meaning of hex data from packet sniffer
Hello all. I wrote a data sniffer in winpcap that gets all the data. now i have all the data and header information. i am able to "decode" the header information into TCP, UDP etc etc. I parsed the information, so now I have ONLY the data part of the whole packet. And the data part is in bits (eg. 1101001110). How can I decipher what the data is?? Is it possible?
PS: The new format of E-E is really confusing with words and ads all over the place. Is this how it's gonna be in the near future as well?
PS: The new format of E-E is really confusing with words and ads all over the place. Is this how it's gonna be in the near future as well?
http://www.vb-helper.com/howto_dec_hex_oct_bin.html
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I know about hex / oct / binary data. That was not what I was asking for. I was wondering how to INTERPRET the data that I have which is in binary format. What I want to know is "what does the data in Packet A mean?" for instance.
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