If your interest is in the bytes, would od
be of more interest.
-j, --skip-bytes=bytes-N, --read-bytes=bytes
So to read the 16 bytes starting at byte 1024, and output in ascii
od -j 1024 -N 16 -a /bin/sh
If your interest is in the bytes, would od
be of more interest.
-j, --skip-bytes=bytes-N, --read-bytes=bytes
So to read the 16 bytes starting at byte 1024, and output in ascii
od -j 1024 -N 16 -a /bin/sh