I am doing a project with string encryption.
The encrypted strings and a pseudo code to decrypt/encrypt (symmetric) those strings are given in a pdf. Example of one string entry: (first character always unencrypted)
crypt 'küì?ü?|-D???'; hex '6b9a8d919a93cccdd19b9393'; clear 'kernel32.dll'
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Clear text is only given for a few strings. I need to fill in the rest.
The readable string does not "match" the hex representation. If I copy & paste it in my IDE, the hex values differ (except from first letter). So I think its best to copy the hex representation in my IDE and transform it to a string. The pseudo code for encryption is very easy and not part of the question here.
How to give a string or character array in C++ with consecutive hex representation? Solution with easy copy & paste from given pdf preferred.
Current solution with std::stringstream is not working as intended, as I get the given hex values as strings:
std::stringstream ss;
ss << std::hex << 0x6b<< 0x9a << 0x8d << 0x91 << 0x9A << 0x93 << 0xCC << 0xCD << 0xD1 << 0x9B << 0x93 << 0x93;
