Reputation: 21
I'm encrypting my Lua code with this script.
local script = string.dump(
function()
local function h4x(strtbl)
buffer=""
for v in strtbl do
buffer=buffer..strtbl[v]
end
return buffer
end
print("encrypted")
end
)
buff=""
for v=1,string.len(script) do --Convert our string into a hex string.
buff=buff..'\\'..string.byte(script,v)
end
file=io.open('encrypted.txt','w') --Output our bytecode into ascii format to encrypted.txt
file:write(buff)
file:flush()
file:close()
The output of encrypted.txt is like "00/12/46/4/2/6/4/62/". How do I decrypt bytecode?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 5690
Reputation: 8335
This text is not encrypted. It's just Lua bytecode in hexadecimal.
Discussion of means of disassembling this bytecode into human-readable opcodes is in another question: Lua equivalent to Python dis()?
Upvotes: 6
Reputation: 26171
Obviously its printing out each BYTE as a value (which is decimal, even though its stated its converted to hex) delimited by a '/'.
All you need to do then is fill an array using the bytes you pull from the string, using tonumber
to convert them back to their byte value. this will help with parsing the formatted output
Upvotes: 1