TU WAS DU WILLST1

.. that's what I want. But that seems to be a long distance wish while looking outside from a gloomy position.

Prolog

While (pen)testing countless web applications we always struggle with those letters and characters flying by and packed together in a more or less meaningless sequence.

Then there is this clear sound of a chime2 promissing a solution for the scattered chattering. If you look closer, look deeper into the obscurity (yeah, both meanings of this term match here:), you realize that they all just partially solve your wishes, and/or come along with their own problems. Running away, laying aside just to keep myself comfy was the way to go. Coward. Started talking to other fellows, got bashed, ... Talking with myself, finding tales, damn! it's late again finishing the queued work. Using the known tools2 again seems to become a neverending story.

But wait, they all come with something useful. Looking closer again shows that there is no documentation, usually, but nice written code. Fetching different kinds of code, stuffing all together, start coding ...

Found a secret place when it was raining, got an old but simple system, and the neverending story* began.

* You think you have read this somewhere else? True for sure! that's how the The Neverending Story by Michael Ende begins.

EnDe

Encoder, Decoder, Converter, Transformer, Calculator, TU WAS DU WILLST ...
for various codings used in the wild wide web.

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It is not

Manual: It is not ..

It should

Manual: It should ..

Epilog

EnDe ...


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