blackboxprotobuf | Blackbox protobuf is a Burp Suite extension | Serialization library
kandi X-RAY | blackboxprotobuf Summary
kandi X-RAY | blackboxprotobuf Summary
Blackbox Protobuf is a set of tools for working with encoded Protocol Buffers (protobuf) without the matching protobuf definition. Protobuf is a binary serialization format from Google which can be used as a more efficient alternative to formats like JSON or XML. Developers can define the message format in a .proto file and use the protobuf compiler to geneerate message handlers in their language of choice. The protobuf encoding is binary, and unlike json/xml not human readable or easy to modify by hand. The format also takes advantage of both sides having the message definition and strips out much of the type information. This is good for efficiency, but increases the difficulty analyizing or modifying the network traffic. Blackbox protobuf is designed to allow working with protocol buffers without the message definition. It was originally implemented as a Burp extension for decoding and modifying messages during mobile pentests, but has also been used for reverse engineering and forensics tooling.
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- Convert protobuf to JSON
- Get the typedef for a message field
- Performs a JSON safe transform on a list of values
- Add values from a typedef to a typedef
- Creates a button panel
- Creates a button
- Imports a protobuf file
- Imports a proto file
- Get the message
- Encode payload
- Encode a string
- Called when an event is clicked
- Encode a hex value
- Decode a VARint value
- Encode a value
- Decode bytes from buffer
- Update type selection
- Called when an event occurs
- Register callbacks
- Convert JSON string to protobuf
- Create button
- Exports message types
- Apply the type callback
- Fix urls
- Encode a varint
- Edit a typedef
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QUESTION
I am trying to find a simple and efficient way to (de)serialize enums in Scala 3 using circe.
Consider the following example:
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Answered 2022-Jan-23 at 21:34In Scala 3 you can use Mirrors to do the derivation directly:
QUESTION
Java's ArrayList uses custom serialization and explicitly writes the size. Nevertheless, size is not marked in ArrayList as transient. Why is size written two times: once via defaultWriteObject and again vis writeInt(size) as shown below (writeObject method)?
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Answered 2022-Mar-14 at 21:59It exists solely for compatibility with old java versions.
detailsIf you take a look at the comment above s.writeInt(size), you can see that this is supposed to be the capacity. In previous java versions, the serialized form of ArrayList had a size and a capacity.
Both of them represent actual properties of an ArrayList. The size represents the number of items in the ArrayList while the capacity refers to the number of of possible items (length of the array) in it without the array needing to be recreated.
If you take a look at readObject, you can see that the capacity is ignored:
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I have a problem with Object-Oriented Project Hangman - serialization part. I saved my code in serialize method, but when I try to unserialize it, I have a problem with it. I see all components of classes in the YAML file and when I try to reach them with code, I can't do it. I don't know where the problem is. Here is my serialize method and deserialize method.
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Answered 2022-Feb-20 at 14:15I think it's actually working fine.
YAML.load returns an different instance of Game. You can call methods on that instance, but you don't have any access to the properties.
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I've attached the boost sample serialization code below. I see that they create an output archive and then write the class to the output archive. Then later, they create an input archive and read from the input archive into a new class instance. My question is, how does the input archive know which output archive its reading data from? For example, say I have multiple output archives. How does the input archive that is created know which output archive to read from? I'm not understanding how this is working. Thanks for your help!
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Answered 2022-Feb-13 at 16:00Like others said, you can set up a stream from existing content. That can be from memory (say istringstream) or from a file (say ifstream).
All that matters is what content you stream from. Here's you first example modified to save 10 different streams, which can be read back in any order, or not at all:
QUESTION
I have one call that return different objects name, in this case, each name is the hash of your wallet address, but I would like to treat them indifferently because all that matters is the data that is inside them, using a standard converter like Gson I am not able to do this, is there any way to do it manually?
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Answered 2022-Jan-25 at 12:34As I understand your question, this is less to do with retrofit and more with JSON parsing. Because the payload structure is a bit awkward I suggest you consume it in two steps:
- step 1. Consume the
contentsuccess,cache_last_updatedandtotal - step 2. Add the
id
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I have the following code which exports an object to an XML file, then reads it back in and prints it on the Information stream.
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Answered 2021-Dec-30 at 22:40The CliXml serializer is exposed via the [PSSerializer] class:
QUESTION
Is there a way to generate a nested JavaScript Object from entries?
Object.fromEntries() doesn't quite do it since it doesn't do nested objects.
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Answered 2021-Dec-03 at 17:50I think I found a way using lodash:
QUESTION
I have an enum that I'd like to deserialize from JSON using kotlinx.serialization while ignoring unknown values. This is the enum
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Answered 2021-Sep-24 at 12:41For now I think that the only way would be to use coerceInputValues option with default value of enum field to be null like in this example:
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I am using SharpSerializer to serialize/deserialize object.
I want the ability to ignore specific properties when deserializing.
SharpSerializer has an option to ignore properties by attribute or by classes and property name:
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Answered 2021-Nov-10 at 17:43You are correct that SharpSerializer does not implement ignoring of property values when deserializing. This can be verified from the reference source for ObjectFactory.fillProperties(object obj, IEnumerable properties):
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I have a manytomany relation mapped with a custom table to add an extra column. I can deserialize it, but deserialized it shows the elements of the join table, I would to just the joined element. So what I currently get is the following:
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Answered 2021-Aug-18 at 01:35It seems like you would like an array of numbers being returned to the client.
You could create a getter that returns the array of ids and turn the other relationship as not serializable via annotations.
The fact that you only need one of the ids might be an indication of non ideal mapping in the database.
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You can use blackboxprotobuf like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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