Binmay  Download (Final 2022)
The “bInmay” allows you to search and replace strings in a binary.
Binmay allows you to search a binary for strings in a separate window
and replace instances of a string with another.
Binmay has two parts. One part is for searching. The other part is for
replacing. For more detailed information on using each part of Binmay,
please refer to the man pages.
· Search: bInmay is not only a search utility, it is also the difference
finder. When you search your binary, it will look for strings of given
length in your binary and lists those strings.
· Replace: bInmay is a replacement utility. It allows you to replace a
given string in your binary with another. It is useful when you want
to change your strings or replace them with a default string.
How do I use it?
The following steps should help you understand how to use bInmay.
Binmay uses standard PC command line syntax and uses the command line
parse, therefore you must cd into the directory of your source
source. When you are in the directory, change into it by using the
following command: cd source_directory
Where source_directory is the directory where you have your binary.
Once in the directory, use the following command: binmay /help
This will list the command line options for bInmay.
If you want to search for a string in a binary, type “search string”.
If you want to replace the first instance of a string with a
second, type “replace string”.
For example:
bInmay search string
bInmay replace string
Binmay searches for a string in a binary. To search for a string in a
binary, type “search string”.
Binmay allows you to replace a string in a binary with a different
string. To replace a string in a binary, type “replace string”.
Binmay searches for strings in a binary and replaces them with
different strings. To search for and replace a string in a binary,
type “search-replace”. When searching for and replacing strings, bInmay
search-and-replace them by changing the first instance of your string
with a second.
To search for a string in a binary, type “search string”.
Binmay  Activator
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Binmay is a simple utility designed to search a binary file and replace text
with the same hexadecimal string or binary data. Binmay supports both
strings and binaries as well as non-textual data such as images,
sound files, and the like.
Binmay allows one to:
· Search a binary file for a string (specified in hex)
· Replace instances of a string with another
· Bitwise mask both the search and replace string for extended twiddling
As an example:
· Binmay can search for a certain string in a binary image
· The string could be a byte containing the tag required to identify the
image
· When a match is found, replace the string with a new one
· In this case, you could use a byte that is not present in the original
image to identify a new image.
· Replace instances of a string with another
· In this case, you could use a string that appears but not as a sub-string
in the original file.
Features:
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· Completely GUI driven: Choose a search/replace string and a binary file,
then click the "search" button.
· Searches for any string within the binary file that is specified as
search-string (Hex)
· To replace a string within a binary file, type in the replacement-string
in Hex (Hex)
· To mask a string within a binary file, type in the masking-string in
Hex (Hex).
· Search and replace are done byte by byte
· In the case of binary data (images, sound, etc.) text strings are
mapped to byte values (0-255)
· The same masking-string is used in both the search and replace as
specified
· Only one search/replace operation can be performed
· Highlight matches with a green (good) or red (bad) underline
· Underline with an arrow to the right or left to show where the
match is
· Can replace by copying directly the data from the original file
· Replace with the new string can occur anywhere within the file,
even at the beginning or end
· You can read the file at specified intervals using a timer,
defaults to 200ms
· Choosing "None" will stop the program as soon as a match is found
· Can use custom mappings for Hex to
f0d5c1b395

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