This new version of byte-stats.py adds statistics for hexadecimal and base64 characters:
$byte-stats.py all.bin
Byte ASCII Count Pct
0x00 1 0.39%
0x01 1 0.39%
0x02 1 0.39%
0x03 1 0.39%
0x04 1 0.39%
...
0xfb 1 0.39%
0xfc 1 0.39%
0xfd 1 0.39%
0xfe 1 0.39%
0xff 1 0.39%
Size: 256
File(s)
Entropy: 8.000000
Unique bytes: 256 100.00%
NULL bytes: 1 0.39%
Control bytes: 27 10.55%
Whitespace bytes: 6 2.34%
Printable bytes: 94 36.72%
High bytes: 128 50.00%
Hexadecimal bytes: 22 8.59%
BASE64 bytes: 65 25.39%
byte-stats_V0_0_5.zip (https)
MD5: B79C6DF0964C9BA676D88E2085ACF037
SHA256: B9112274BD757FB3311883B0CF179ABDEC149C421EFEB335D70AF972495A5C20
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Awesome stuff. Keep rolling…
Comment by Lukas — Monday 27 February 2017 @ 20:18