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Index appears to be protected. First 4 bytes are number of entries in index/number of files in archive. Even with this, a quick loop shows an index entry is 28-bytes in size. Filename space is 20-bytes, followed by (probably) two 4-byte numbers. Appears everything but the initial 4-bytes that stores the file count is protected. As for the protection... Appears each byte is XOR by 0x03.
Index appears to be protected. First 4 bytes are number of entries in index/number of files in archive. Even with this, a quick look and guess work shows an index entry is 28-bytes in size. Filename space is 20-bytes, followed by (probably) two 4-byte numbers. Appears everything but the initial 4-bytes that stores the file count is protected. As for the protection... Appears each byte is XOR by 0x03 for at least the file names.


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...really? ^^; Didn't even need a debugger for that. XD
...really? ^^; Didn't even need a debugger for that. XD
And now for the data after that...

Revision as of 03:07, 4 August 2016

Used in the following game(s):

  • Yuno

Index appears to be protected. First 4 bytes are number of entries in index/number of files in archive. Even with this, a quick look and guess work shows an index entry is 28-bytes in size. Filename space is 20-bytes, followed by (probably) two 4-byte numbers. Appears everything but the initial 4-bytes that stores the file count is protected. As for the protection... Appears each byte is XOR by 0x03 for at least the file names.

0303030303030303030303

=

0000000000000000000000

thus

5A564D4C5C32322D544255 (ZVML\22-TBU)

=

59554E4F5F31312E574156 (YUNO_11.WAV)

...really? ^^; Didn't even need a debugger for that. XD

And now for the data after that...