aluigi wrote:
if you xor the file with the bytes "28 57 1d 2b d7 a8 e2 d4" the result seems a headerless DDS image, can you confirm it?
you can use my xor.exe tool: xor.exe file.bnk output.dat 0x28571d2bd7a8e2d4
or the following script:
Code:
filexor "0x28 0x57 0x1d 0x2b 0xd7 0xa8 0xe2 0xd4"
get SIZE asize
get NAME basename
string NAME += ".decrypted"
log NAME 0 SIZE
i get file with same size, but with strange stuff inside (hex), actually it's a container with a several types of files, but i can unpack it,
on xentax guys successfully unpacking such files, but i can't, don't know why, same script maybe not the same files