bytes - convert bytes from the command line

Bytes is a command line program intended to convert between some common formats used to contain raw bytes.

Note: This script is currently *very* rough.

input formats:

• -if 00 : bytes represented as hexadecimal numbers in the form 00112233445566779900AABBCCDDEEFF (case insensitive)
• -if x00 : bytes represented as excaped hexadecimal numbers in the form \x00\x11..\xEE\XFF (case insensitive)
• -if raw : raw byte values from the file
• -if hexdump : "hexdump" format
• -if canon : "hexdump -C" format
• -if olly-dump, -f olly-asm : binary copied out of the dump window or the assembly window of ollydbg
• -if perl : perl formatted shellcode
• -if auto : automatically (try to) choose an input encoding

output formats:

• -of raw : raw bytes
• -of 00 : see above
• -of x00 : see above
• -of ascii : outputs a "printable" version of the bytes, this is lossy - unprintable bytes are reduced to spaces.
• -of c-harness: outputs C source code including the bytes as shellcode (experimental)
• A bunch of formats that (somewhat) mimic msfvenom format outputs: -of bash, -of sh, -of c, -of csharp, -of dw, -of dword, -of java, -of num, -of perl, -of pl, -of powershell, -of ps1, -of python, -of ruby, -of rb

Download:

Listing directory https://download.elifulkerson.com/files/bytes/0.3:
 bytes                                             May 13 2019 14:33:34               12492     Python script, ASCII text executable
 bytes.asc                                         May 13 2019 14:34:24                 801     GnuPG signature
 bytes.md5                                         May 13 2019 14:34:24                  40     MD5 checksum
 bytes.sha1                                        May 13 2019 14:34:24                  48     SHA1 checksum
 bytes.sha256                                      May 13 2019 14:34:24                  72     SHA256 checksum
 bytes.sha512                                      May 13 2019 14:34:24                 136     SHA512 checksum
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Usage:

bytes myfilename.bin -if raw -of 00 > myfilename.00

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