How do i decode a hexadecimal file? The file is 151 byes. It's

>>59917387
What do you mean by decode? The ascii representation of the hex is already given to you

>>59917387
Judging by the picture you posted
25 hex = 37 dec = % in ASCII
50 hex = 80 dec = P in ASCII

It's not that hard to figure out.

The picture is just a stock photo.

if you have a hexdump like that, you can do xxd -r -p on GNU/Linux to revert it back to bytes.

>>59917834
I tried, but I don't know what the fileformat is.
I tried executing it, ranaming it to a picture, zip but nothing works.

>>59918588
>I don't know what fileformat it is
>Says PDF in the first 4 bytes
???

>>59918643
The picture it just a stock photo i found on Google.
The actual hexdump is completely different.

>>59917387
Get IDA pro and either read in C pseudo code or assembly.

>decode a hexadecimal file
wut?

do you mean copy the hex strings and paste them on the hex display for a new file in hxd?!?

>>59918588
Use "file" command.

>>59918716
then dump the fucking hex.

imagine teaching rocket science to your cat.

you're the cat. hexadecimal code is your equivalent of rocket science.

I wrote a hex to ascii converter in C, takes a string in as an argument to the command and then prints them in either decimal or ascii

>>59917387
Run `file` on it.

>>59918588
pipe the data you created via xxd to a file and then use the `file` command on that file.

xxd -r -p < hexdump_file > binary_output; file binary_output

>>59921384
binary_output: data

>>59923321
then its probably just data and you should figure out why you want the hexdump in the first place

>>59917387
you need an ibm 5100 to do that