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Thanks, that's pretty interesting. I'd actually be really interested if you would care to explain how, I think others would find it interesting also. I'm not ev

Thanks, that's pretty interesting. I'd actually be really interested if you would care to explain how, I think others would find it interesting also. I'm not even sure how I would approach trying to do that.

dist-epoch 3y ago
Typically decompressing software deletes the output file if there is a CRC error. But I use 7zip as a library, so if I get a CRC error I still have the output. Which in my case is JSON files. By careful diffing and going over them I could identify single bit flips like '{"base": 10}' being decompressed to '{"bbse": 10}'. I made this example up, letter 'a' becoming 'b' might be a multi-bit flip, but you get the idea.