HRA
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| − | HRA (Human Readable Archive) is a archiving format made by [[User:MihaiPopa7|myself]]. It's text-based, so no binary junk. You can store binary files however, but encoded (UUEncoded, XXEncoded, Base64, etc...) | + | HRA (Human Readable Archive) is a archiving format made by [[User:MihaiPopa7|myself]]. It's text-based, so no binary junk. You can store binary files however, but encoded (UUEncoded, XXEncoded, Base64, etc...). But it doesn't have compression (makes smaller files) or encryption (protects files with password). |
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Revision as of 13:33, 23 August 2024
HRA (Human Readable Archive) is a archiving format made by myself. It's text-based, so no binary junk. You can store binary files however, but encoded (UUEncoded, XXEncoded, Base64, etc...). But it doesn't have compression (makes smaller files) or encryption (protects files with password).
Identification
Apparently HRA files start with <~= HRA File =~>, which it has a plain-text signature.
Software
None... Later, working on a extractor. But you can do manually with any text editor.
