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

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
http://i.imgur.com/aiSbd.png

http://i.imgur.com/5rNS4.png
Download:
Ferri Packetter.rar

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

Great, Troy.:P:

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.

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Originally Posted by 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.

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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.

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

Thanks for this release ! :tongue:

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)

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Originally Posted by 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)

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Well, I was kinda lazy xd but I will post it:
http://i.imgur.com/aiSbd.png

http://i.imgur.com/5rNS4.png

A little HxD can change the .NET framework.

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Originally Posted by 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.

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