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Definitions DB change log / Re: Current
« Last post by Mark0 on February 15, 2020, 12:20:11 AM »3
Definitions DB change log / Re: Current
« Last post by Mark0 on February 14, 2020, 12:08:10 AM »Updated:
Added:
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- 16bit DOS COM ComProtector encrypted (v1.0) (COM)
- 16bit DOS COM EXETOOLS encrypted (v2.0) (COM)
- 16bit DOS COM EXETOOLS encrypted (v2.1) (COM)
- 16bit DOS COM Inbuild encrypted (v1.0) (COM)
- DemoShield Demo (v5.x) (DBD)
- VariCAD Drawing (2012) (DWB)
- VariCAD Drawing (2020) (DWB)
- VariCAD Drawing (generic) (DWB)
- VariCAD Drawing (v7) (DWB)
- VariCAD Drawing (v9) (DWB)
- 16bit DOS EXE EXETOOLS encrypted (v2.0) (EXE)
- 16bit DOS EXE EXETOOLS encrypted (v2.1) (EXE)
- REINER SCT transfer file (RSCT)
- Celestron's TheSky Data Base (SDB)
- Celestron's TheSky project (SKY)
- Celestron's TheSky View Preferences (SVP)
- Tax Exchange Format (v03x) (TXF)
- Tax Exchange Format (v04x) (TXF)
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TrID File Identifier / Re: rsct.trid.xml for REINER SCT transfer file *.rsct
« Last post by Mark0 on February 13, 2020, 12:42:22 PM »Thanks!
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TrID File Identifier / rsct.trid.xml for REINER SCT transfer file *.rsct
« Last post by jenderek on February 13, 2020, 04:05:28 AM »Hello trid users,
some months ago i get my new person card. A new feature is the
embedded chip with my personal data. I bought a chip card reader of
company "REINER SCT" to use my card for authentication purposes.
After installing their software cyberJack Base Components on my windows
system i found some new file types with name extension rsct.
When running trid on such samples these are described as "Unknown!" (See
appended output/trid-old.txt).
So i run tridscan to generate definition file rsct.trid.xml.
By the software in Windows registry for rsct file a file type is written. So
take that text also for trid definition. This is expressed by line:
<FileType>REINER SCT transfer file</FileType>
Unfortunately the REINER company also do not talk about security issues in
their products and seems to also believe in the motto "security by
obscurity". But strength of security is proven by saying transparently what
is it about, what encryption method is used and challenge hackers or
security experts to test or break encryption. That still in year 2020 there
exist serious security issues is visible by samba leaks found in telekom
routers at some doctor's surgeries.
So no information about that file format is found on their web server.
But luckily i found a web site with some base information. This is expressed
by line:
<RefURL>
https://file.org/free-download/reiner-sct-cyberjack-base-components
</RefURL>
Starting with that information it becomes clear, what are RSCT files. Such
files just contains encrypted device updates for cyberJack chip card
readers. So mention this fact in remark line.
With the new trid definition all inspected RSCT samples are now
described ( see appended output rsct.zip). I hope that
my XML file can be used in future version of triddefs.
With best wishes
Jörg Jenderek
some months ago i get my new person card. A new feature is the
embedded chip with my personal data. I bought a chip card reader of
company "REINER SCT" to use my card for authentication purposes.
After installing their software cyberJack Base Components on my windows
system i found some new file types with name extension rsct.
When running trid on such samples these are described as "Unknown!" (See
appended output/trid-old.txt).
So i run tridscan to generate definition file rsct.trid.xml.
By the software in Windows registry for rsct file a file type is written. So
take that text also for trid definition. This is expressed by line:
<FileType>REINER SCT transfer file</FileType>
Unfortunately the REINER company also do not talk about security issues in
their products and seems to also believe in the motto "security by
obscurity". But strength of security is proven by saying transparently what
is it about, what encryption method is used and challenge hackers or
security experts to test or break encryption. That still in year 2020 there
exist serious security issues is visible by samba leaks found in telekom
routers at some doctor's surgeries.
So no information about that file format is found on their web server.
But luckily i found a web site with some base information. This is expressed
by line:
<RefURL>
https://file.org/free-download/reiner-sct-cyberjack-base-components
</RefURL>
Starting with that information it becomes clear, what are RSCT files. Such
files just contains encrypted device updates for cyberJack chip card
readers. So mention this fact in remark line.
With the new trid definition all inspected RSCT samples are now
described ( see appended output rsct.zip). I hope that
my XML file can be used in future version of triddefs.
With best wishes
Jörg Jenderek
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Definitions DB change log / Re: Current
« Last post by Mark0 on February 12, 2020, 06:29:01 PM »Updated:
- OS/2 RAR SFXjr executable (EXE)
- WinRAR Self Extracting archive (4.x-5.x) (EXE)
- Lazarus Project Information (LPI)
- Lazarus Project Session (LPS)
- Scribe Markup (MSS)
- HP Printer Command Language (UEL) (PCL/PRN/PXL/PX3)
- PIM compressed archive (v2) (PIM)
- SETI@Home working unit data (SAH)
- 3D Markup Language for Web Model (3DMLW)
- AAX compressed data (AAX)
- Ability Write document (AWW)
- DOS RAR SFX Executable (EXE)
- UCDOS Overlay (OVR)
- PIM compressed archive (PIM)
- PIMPLE compressed data (v1) (PIM)
- PIMPLE compressed data (v2) (PIM)
- HP Printer Command Language (PCL6) (PXL/PX3/PRN)
- SETI@Home results (SAH)
- SoundHelix configuration (XML)
- WinRAR Self Extracting archive (EXE)
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TrID File Identifier / Re: updated hp-pcl-uel.trid.xml by *.pxl;*.px3 + variant for PCL6
« Last post by Mark0 on February 12, 2020, 02:50:45 AM »Many thanks!
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TrID File Identifier / updated hp-pcl-uel.trid.xml by *.pxl;*.px3 + variant for PCL6
« Last post by jenderek on February 11, 2020, 10:36:22 PM »Hello trid users,
some days ago i migrate a Windows 7 system to 10 and a HP printer does
not work afterwards. To locate the errors i redirect printer output to
file. In the end the printer output was identified as HP Printer
Command Language by trid. For interest i run trid on other printer
output and PCL test examples found on Ghostscript PCL interpreter site
at https://www.ghostscript.com/GhostPCL.html.
There i found examples with pxl or px3 extension like in examples
frs96.pxl and tiger.px3. When running trid on such samples these are
recognized as "HP Printer Command Language (UEL)" by
hp-pcl-uel.trid.xml (See appended output/trid-old.txt).
In that trid definition file only 2 file name extensions (PCL and PRN)
are mentioned. So i update hp-pcl-uel.trid.xml with these 2 additional
extensions which is expressed by changed line:
<Ext>PCL/PRN/PXL/PX3</Ext>
Unfortunately these 2 new extensions only occur in context of
Ghostscript or PCL converter. I found no location with explanation for
these extensions and file format. So i do myself looking for facts.
For comparison reason i run other utilities. The file(1) command does
describe examples as "HP Printer Job Language data" (see appended
output/file-5.28.txt).
There i saw for example null.pxl first hint what is specific for the 2
new extensions. This is a printer job command starting with phrase
"ENTER LANGUAGE = " with some optional white space separations.
According to HP PCL XL 2.0 Technical Reference Rev 2.2 for early HP
printers this is followed by phrase like PCL or POSTSCRIPT to switch
printer language. After version level 5 HP introduced PCL6. One part is
compatible with older levels. Another part is new. That is called PCL
6 "Enhanced" or formerly known as PCL XL or PXL.
To switch printer language the printer file now contains a command
phrase like "@PJL ENTER LANGUAGE = PCLXL".
Because white space before and after equal sign is optional this gives
in new trid definition in global string section 2 new lines like:
<String>PJL ENTER LANGUAGE</String>
<String>PCLXL</String>
So the new variant describes the PCL6 with new features. So i name
trid definition file as hp-pcl6-uel.trid.xml.
Apparently to distinguish the new file format from older printer output
instead file name extension PCL now PX3 or PXL as abbreviation for
PCL XL is chosen.
With the updated and new variant trid definition all my PCL6 samples are now
described more precisely ( see appended output PCL.zip). I hope that
my XML files can be used in future version of triddefs.
With best wishes
Jörg Jenderek
some days ago i migrate a Windows 7 system to 10 and a HP printer does
not work afterwards. To locate the errors i redirect printer output to
file. In the end the printer output was identified as HP Printer
Command Language by trid. For interest i run trid on other printer
output and PCL test examples found on Ghostscript PCL interpreter site
at https://www.ghostscript.com/GhostPCL.html.
There i found examples with pxl or px3 extension like in examples
frs96.pxl and tiger.px3. When running trid on such samples these are
recognized as "HP Printer Command Language (UEL)" by
hp-pcl-uel.trid.xml (See appended output/trid-old.txt).
In that trid definition file only 2 file name extensions (PCL and PRN)
are mentioned. So i update hp-pcl-uel.trid.xml with these 2 additional
extensions which is expressed by changed line:
<Ext>PCL/PRN/PXL/PX3</Ext>
Unfortunately these 2 new extensions only occur in context of
Ghostscript or PCL converter. I found no location with explanation for
these extensions and file format. So i do myself looking for facts.
For comparison reason i run other utilities. The file(1) command does
describe examples as "HP Printer Job Language data" (see appended
output/file-5.28.txt).
There i saw for example null.pxl first hint what is specific for the 2
new extensions. This is a printer job command starting with phrase
"ENTER LANGUAGE = " with some optional white space separations.
According to HP PCL XL 2.0 Technical Reference Rev 2.2 for early HP
printers this is followed by phrase like PCL or POSTSCRIPT to switch
printer language. After version level 5 HP introduced PCL6. One part is
compatible with older levels. Another part is new. That is called PCL
6 "Enhanced" or formerly known as PCL XL or PXL.
To switch printer language the printer file now contains a command
phrase like "@PJL ENTER LANGUAGE = PCLXL".
Because white space before and after equal sign is optional this gives
in new trid definition in global string section 2 new lines like:
<String>PJL ENTER LANGUAGE</String>
<String>PCLXL</String>
So the new variant describes the PCL6 with new features. So i name
trid definition file as hp-pcl6-uel.trid.xml.
Apparently to distinguish the new file format from older printer output
instead file name extension PCL now PX3 or PXL as abbreviation for
PCL XL is chosen.
With the updated and new variant trid definition all my PCL6 samples are now
described more precisely ( see appended output PCL.zip). I hope that
my XML files can be used in future version of triddefs.
With best wishes
Jörg Jenderek
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Definitions DB change log / Re: Current
« Last post by Mark0 on February 10, 2020, 03:07:49 PM »Updated:
- Compressed File Library 3 compressed data (CFL)
- OS/2 Dynamic Link Library (no DOS stub) (DLL)
- OS/2 Dynamic Link Library (with DOS stub) (DLL)
- The Sims Archive (FAR)
- SLIM compressed ()
- Blassic source (binary) (BLC/BAS)
- PyBasic source (BAS)
- Compressed File Library 2 compressed data (CFL)
- UCDOS Configuration (CFG)
- 16bit DOS COM UPX compressed (COM)
- Compression Workshop compressed archive (CWF)
- UCDOS Print Define (DEF)
- UCDOS display Driver (DRV)
- OS/2 RAR SFXjr executable (EXE)
- Exploring Pascal compiled H-Code (v1.0) (EXX)
- UCDOS Group (GRP)
- UCDOS Input Metod Driver (IMD)
- ED editor Keys definitions (KEY)
- Ken's Adlib Music (KSM)
- MATLAB audio data (MAT)
- Godot Package format (v1) (PCK)
- Microsoft VBDOS Quick library (QLB)
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Definitions DB change log / Re: Current
« Last post by Mark0 on February 08, 2020, 04:50:22 PM »Updated:
- Microsoft Advisor Help (HLP)
- HotHelp Header (HDR)
- PuTTY Private Key (v2) (PPK)
- Valve Studiomdl Data (SMD)
- HotHelp Text (TXT)
- Legacy RSA1 keys format ()
- Animecha Animation Data (AMD)
- HALNOTE Application (APL)
- HotHelp Catalog (CAT)
- 8bit CP/M-80 COM BASCOM compiled (v5.30) (COM)
- 8bit CP/M-80 COM Turbo Pascal compiled (v3.00) (COM)
- CZ Help (HLP)
- Quick Help (HLP)
- Quick Pascal Keyboard map (KEY)
- PuTTY Private Key (generic) (PPK)
- Turbo Pascal MicroCalc Spreadsheet (MCS)