Ferri Packetter [Packet Splitter for the Post-Shuffle Packets]

[djtroy39]

Hello. Recently I've made a tool to split Packets from the last swf (NOT to decode them)

For example, you will get this:

[0][0][0][10][11]Ç[0][0][0][2][0][0][0][0][0][0][0][6][8]P[0][0][0][2]

Insert it into the program (upper textbox)

Output in lower textbox:

[0][0][0][10][11]Ç[0][0][0][2][0][0][0][0]

[0][0][0][6][8]P[0][0][0][2]


Makes it easier to read packets.

Credits:
- ItachiKM/Whoeverelseitwas - Finding out the decoding (DecodeInt32)
- Maarten (vista4life) - Giving me the idea of making the tool
- Me - Writing the tool

NOTE: This tool requires .NET Framework 4.5!!

Virus scan + picture



Download:
Ferri Packetter.rar

For whoever wanna improve: it's open source!
Oh yeah, please like + rep if you like :) ^^

[MentaL]

[PRIZM]

Great, Troy.

[Zak©]

Nice i guess, but there's no reason to write it in .NET 4.5, should have done it in 3.0 for better support, as it just splits bytes.

[djtroy39]

Nice i guess, but there's no reason to write it in .NET 4.5, should have done it in 3.0 for better support, as it just splits bytes.

I work always in Visual Studios 2012, and the framework is 4.5 as default, forgot to change.
I didn't choose 4.5 by myself.

[Reimu]

Thanks for the release, George. Although you clearly didn't think much about cross-compatibility with this.

[BurakAdama]

Thanks for this release !

[Biblioteca13]

I don't use packet stuff , but you made something nice that will help some people

(Don't forget to make a VirusTotal analyse and post the link , because there will be always someone asking , and a screenie)

[djtroy39]

I don't use packet stuff , but you made something nice that will help some people

(Don't forget to make a VirusTotal analyse and post the link , because there will be always someone asking , and a screenie)

Well, I was kinda lazy xd but I will post it:

[Quackster]

A little HxD can change the .NET framework.

[Moogly]

Nice i guess, but there's no reason to write it in .NET 4.5, should have done it in 3.0 for better support, as it just splits bytes.

Why are we bitching about .NET versions, people should keep up to date with the newer versions regardless of features used in their software.