Windows desktop tools for reading and editing files at the byte level, built for situations where a text editor just won’t cut it.
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This project is a set of Windows desktop utilities for binary and hexadecimal file editing — the kind of low-level tooling useful for reverse engineering, firmware inspection, or fixing corrupted file structures.
I implemented the binary parsing layer from scratch, along with a hexadecimal manipulation interface and a graphical UI for navigating and editing files at the byte level.
It was a good exercise in working close to raw data — thinking in offsets, byte alignment, and file structure rather than higher-level abstractions.