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What is this and how can I convert them to understand what they means


Krisler12

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"2:1,20" & ChrW(10) & "3:1,20" & ChrW(10)
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I guess, that you need to tell a bit more about the context, it can be ANYthing. "2:1,20" can mean two gals, 1 cup and 20 videos... :D

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It is something encrypted , i don't know what's there but it all about a trial verification or a obfuscation. File is made in .NET.

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that shred says nothing, post more about the target and the target routine?

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Looks like a VB string, it has no meaning unless the string is used, doesn't mean it is encrypted, just means it has no meaning in the form you present it in your post, normally ChrW(10) is a line feed meaning it will drop the cursor down to a new line. the "W" in the function chr which makes ChrW would indicate its a unicode string.

my guess would be the string

2:1,20

3:1,20

It could be parse for some value or meaning, like the others said you need to produce more or explain how you got it.

Edited by Departure

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