Add new operation: Insert bytes #1492
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OK, I made a mistake, I also pushed changes to the Change IP Format operation, added Little Endian support for input and output of decimal and octal numbers. |
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Hey! This pull request has gotten rather old and that's our fault. This project stopped being actively maintained for a while and it looks like your pull request has started to gather dust. Would you be able to update your branch to the latest version of CyberChef and we'll give it a review? |
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OK, no worries, I updated. |
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Hey, you seem to have changed the order of |
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Fixed! |
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This is a new operation to insert bytes at an arbitrary position.
Option 'from end' means that the position is given from the end of the data buffer in stead of the start of the data buffer.
Option 'overwrite' means that the bytes to be inserted, overwrite existing bytes.