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Interestingly, file(1) can't identify lzma(1)-compressed files (they show up as data), but unlzma(1) reassuringly knows the difference between LZMA and random d
by swolchok 16y ago
Interestingly, file(1) can't identify lzma(1)-compressed files (they show up as data), but unlzma(1) reassuringly knows the difference between LZMA and random data. This came up once or twice in DEFCON CTF quals (http://www.vnsecurity.net/2010/05/defcon-18-quals-writeups-collection/ http://www.vnsecurity.net/2010/05/defcon-18-quals-writeups-c...).
- wmf 16y agoThat's why you should use xz instead of lzma (they're not the same thing) — the XZ format has a magic number.