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[agentx]

I have a file with a .zbin extention and would like to view the text stored inside. What tool can I use to view the contents? Any help would be greatly appreciated

[WingedPanther]

What was it created with/used as a part of?

[agentx]

It was created with isafe keylogger software which I have remove but not before I saved the cache files which is what these are. These are the files that the log file would be created from. I just want to know what language these are created with and a tool I can use now to view these.

[WingedPanther]

At a guess, they are compressed binary data. The language that made them is irrelevant, as any language can create the same file format. The bigger issue will be knowing the file format, which is probably undocumented, and therefor almost impossible to decrypt without a program to keep tweaking the values and noting the differences with a file comparison tool.

[agentx]

Thanks for the reply these files are highly encrypted by AES 1024. Is there a way to decrypt?

[WingedPanther]

Only through brute force, and a LOT of CPU cycles.

[dargueta]

As far as I know, the largest AES keys are 256 bits, not 1024. If you've got a 1024-bit key you're essentially screwed over.

[agentx]

Sorry I was given the wrong info, all records are encrypted with AES256 not 1024.

[WingedPanther]

You're still in a hard way.

[nokia2004]

hey,
anyone could solve this problem?
opening the .zbin extension to view it contents???

ty really appreciate

[dargueta]

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