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Python script to decrypt an file with a file - Zamper - Jan 28, 2020

Basically I have a file with extension .KOC which its 'crypted' and I want to decrypt it and make some changes on that file.

Is there any tool with Python to do so?


RE: Python script to decrypt an file with a file - gurlhackerclub - Jan 28, 2020

What is the file crypted with? The only thing I find on on .koc extension is Koha Offline Circulation. Some open source library software.

It is PE file? Portable Executable? In Linux you can find file type by using file command. I don't know how you would find the file type in Windows.


RE: Python script to decrypt an file with a file - Zamper - Jan 28, 2020

(Jan 28, 2020 05:29 PM)gurlhackerclub Wrote:  What is the file crypted with?  The only thing I find on on .koc extension is Koha Offline Circulation.  Some open source library software.

It is  PE file?  Portable Executable?  In Linux you can find file type by using file command.  I don't know how you would find the file type in Windows.

http://ge.tt/5aP0cy03

Its like some few PYTHON files which is supposed to be some kind of "decrypter" but I don't know how to use it. I'm on Windows

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RE: Python script to decrypt an file with a file - Shisho - Jan 28, 2020

(Jan 28, 2020 09:22 PM)Donovan Wrote:  http://ge.tt/5aP0cy03

Its like some few PYTHON files which is supposed to be some kind of "decrypter" but I don't know how to use it. I'm on Windows

[Image: 17bbc51cddd23330e9921c0f466b3782.png]

Which is the file you are trying to decompress/decrypt? It looks like the file "single.py" takes input and output file arguments.