ReverseBox 0.0.18

A set of functions useful in reverse engineering.

Info

ReverseBox is a Python package with a set of functions useful in software reverse engineering.

Why ReverseBox?
It's designed to help with:

1. Decompressing / compressing data
2. Decrypting / encrypting data
3. Tedious reverse engineering tasks e.g. testing different checksum algorithms to find the one that was used in the software or file format.
4. Parsing data structures
5. Wrapping functions for input/output operations

Who should use ReverseBox?
Mostly developers and reverse engineers (e.g. file format researchers or software researchers).

List of functionalities

• Checksum

  • CRC16 ✔️
  • CRC32 ✔️
  • CRC-16 (Modbus) (TODO) ❌
  • CRC-16 (Sick) (TODO) ❌
  • CRC-CCITT (XModem) (TODO) ❌
  • CRC-CCITT (0xFFFF) (TODO) ❌
  • CRC-CCITT (0x1D0F) (TODO) ❌
  • CRC-CCITT (Kermit) (TODO) ❌
  • CRC-DNP (TODO) ❌
  • 1 byte checksum (TODO) ❌

• Compression

  • ZLIB (TODO) ❌
  • Refpack (TODO) ❌

• Encryption

  • Basic XOR (TODO) ❌

• Hash

  • MD5 (TODO) ❌

• IO

  • Basic IO operations (TODO) ❌

Checksum calculation- example

Below is an example for checksum calculation using ReverseBox package. Calulating other checksums is very similar.

// CRC16 calculation

from reversebox.checksum import checksum_crc16
from reversebox.common import common


test_data = b'123456789'
crc16_handler = checksum_crc16.CRC16Handler()
crc16 = crc16_handler.calculate_crc16(test_data)
print("CRC16_INT: ", crc16)
print("CRC16_STR: ", common.convert_int_to_hex_string(crc16))

// CRC16 output

CRC16_INT:  47933
CRC16_STR:  0xBB3D