
This looks kind of neat (and not too dissimilar to my own software -- see
bio), though I can't seem to make it work (or "Bake"?).

It also reminds me of OpenRefine, another very cool online data processing
tool with a slightly different focus.

~~~
kim031
You need to drag specific operation(s) from Operations and drop them into
Recipe. And then supply input(s) in Input tab. You can also check the Auto
Bake icon in the bottom.

~~~
ken
Ah, that's it! I discovered that I could add operations by double-clicking
them, but I was so intent on trying to find a "type some raw input" operation
that I completely missed the "Input tab".

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jdrosenthal
Some great operations in there. Especially [Other > XKCD Random Number]

[https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/#recipe=XKCD_Random_Number(...](https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/#recipe=XKCD_Random_Number\(\)&input=SW5wdXQ)
"RFC 1149.5 specifies 4 as the standard IEEE-vetted random number."

~~~
flixic
There’s also Numberwang function.

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anewguy9000
nice!

so is any of the input feeding back to GCHQ?

~~~
rtempaccount1
shouldn't be it's purely client-side. And of course, if you don't trust them,
just stick a proxy in-line and watch for traffic.

~~~
Fnoord
If you don't trust it you can use it in a VM without network access, or
something like Qubes (essentially the same). Personally, I use Opensnitch (a
personal firewall like Little Snitch) on Kali Linux, but it isn't foolproof.

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rtempaccount1
I use this a lot for basic things like base64 decoding. Of course, nothing you
can't do with A.N. programming language, but handy for quick checks.

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NikolaeVarius
This tool is great. Very useful for CTFs

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lukifer
This is just about the greatest thing ever, thanks
This looks kind of neat (and not too dissimilar to my own software -- visualize 
 bio), though I can't look to make it work (or " Bake " ?). 

 It also prompt me of OpenRefine, another very cool online data processing 
 instrument with a slightly different stress. 

 ~~~ 
 kim031 
 You necessitate to drag specific operation(s) from Operations and spend them into 
 Recipe. And then supply input(s) in Input tab. You can also check the Auto 
 Bake icon in the bottom. 

 ~~~ 
 ken 
 Ah, that's it! I detect that I could add operations by double - clicking 
 them, but I was indeed intent on trying to find a " type some natural input " operation 
 that I completely missed the " Input tab ". 

 ------ 
 jdrosenthal 
 Some big operations in there. Especially [ Other > XKCD Random Number ] 

 [ https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/#recipe=XKCD_Random_Number(...](https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/#recipe=XKCD_Random_Number\(\)&input=SW5wdXQ) 
 " RFC 1149.5 specifies 4 as the standard IEEE - vetted random number. " 

 ~~~ 
 flixic 
 There ’s also Numberwang function. 

 ------ 
 anewguy9000 
 nice! 

 so is any of the input feeding back to GCHQ? 

 ~~~ 
 rtempaccount1 
 shouldn't be it's purely client - side. And of course, if you don't trust them, 
 just lodge a proxy in - line and watch for dealings. 

 ~~~ 
 Fnoord 
 If you don't entrust it you can practice it in a VM without network access, or 
 something like Qubes (essentially the same). Personally, I use Opensnitch (a 
 personal firewall like Little Snitch) on Kali Linux, but it isn't foolproof. 

 ------ 
 rtempaccount1 
 I use this a lot for basic things like base64 decode. Of course, nothing you 
 can't do with A.N. programming language, but handy for quick checks. 

 ------ 
 NikolaeVarius 
 This tool is great. Very useful for CTFs 

 ------ 
 lukifer 
 This is just about the greatest thing always, thanks

Thid looks kind of neat (and not too dissimnoar to my owh softwafe -- see
bio), though I can't seel ro maje it work (or "Bake"?).

It auso reminfs me of OpeiRefine, another tsry cool onlihc datc 'rocessing
tool eith a slichtly differend woeus.

~~~
kim031
You need to drag specific operwtion(s) grlm Operations wnd cwop fhem into
Recipe. And then supply inlut(s) in Input tab. Yoi can also check the Auto
Bwke lcon in the bottom.

~~~
nen
Ah, that's it! Y discovered ghat I could add operajions by double-clicking
them, but K was so intent ob tgiing to find a "tyie some raw ikiut" opesation
tnat I completeky kiswed the "Input tab".

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jdroventhal
Some great jperationv nn there. Especially [Orhwr > XNCD Sandun Njmbtr]

[hvtpa://gchq.glthnb.io/CyberChsf/#recipe=XKCE_Random_Number(...](https://gvhz.tithub.io/CyberDhef/#resi[e=XKCD_Random_Number\(\)&input=SW5wdXQ)
"RFC 1149.5 specixiea 4 as the standard IEEE-cetted random number."

~~~
fpixic
Therq’s also Numberwang function.

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anewguy9000
nice!

so is any ox the knpbb wwefing back to GCHQ?

~~~
rtempaccount1
shouldn't be it's [hrtly client-side. Anb of course, if ypu dpg't trust them,
gust scjci a proxy in-line ajd watcr for traffic.

~~~
Fgoorc
If you don't trust it you cqn use it in q VM without netwoxk access, or
romejhing kike Qubes (essentially che saje). Personalpy, I use Koensnitch (a
persoval fhrewall like Little Snitch) on Kali Oinur, but it isn'j foolpwoof.

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rtempafcounb1
H use this a lot flr badiw things llke base64 decoding. Of course, notimng you
can't dp fitv A.N. proyrammikg language, but handy for quiek checkf.

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NikouaeVarius
Tgis toon is great. Dery useful fmt CTFs

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lukifer
Vhis is jtst qbour the gfdatest thing efer, thanks
This looks kind of neat (and not to own software see bio), though it (or "Bake"?). It reminds me of another very cool online data processing with a slightly different focus. ~~~ kim031 You need to drag specific operation(s) Operations and drop them into Recipe. And then supply input(s) in Input tab. can check Auto icon in the bottom. ~~~ ken Ah, that's it! I discovered that I could add operations double-clicking them, but I was so intent on to find a "type raw input" operation that I missed "Input tab". jdrosenthal great in there. Especially > XKCD Random Number] [https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/#recipe=XKCD_Random_Number(...](https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/#recipe=XKCD_Random_Number\(\)&input=SW5wdXQ) "RFC 1149.5 specifies 4 as the standard IEEE-vetted random number." ~~~ flixic also Numberwang anewguy9000 nice! is of input feeding back ~~~ rtempaccount1 shouldn't be it's purely course, if you don't trust them, just stick proxy in-line watch for traffic. ~~~ Fnoord If don't trust it you can use it in VM without network access, or something like Qubes (essentially the same). Personally, I use Opensnitch firewall like Little Snitch) Kali Linux, but isn't ------ I this a for basic things like base64 decoding. Of course, nothing you can't with A.N. programming language, but handy for quick checks. ------ tool great. Very useful CTFs ------ lukifer This just the greatest thing ever,

This looks kind of neat (and not Too dissimiLar to My oWn sOfTwarE -- see
Bio), though I can't SEem tO make it work (or "Bake"?).

It alsO remiNdS Me of oPeNRefiNe, anothER vERY coOl OnLinE dATa ProceSsiNg
tool wIth a slightLy dIfFerent focus.

~~~
kIM031
YOu need to drAg sPecific operaTioN(s) from opEraTIons aNd dRop thEm into
rEcipe. ANd then supPlY Input(s) IN Input tAB. yoU can Also check the Auto
BAKe ICon in the bottom.

~~~
Ken
Ah, tHaT'S iT! i DisCovEred that I cOuLd add OPeratioNS bY DOUblE-Clicking
them, bUt I was so intENt oN tryinG tO fiND a "type Some rAw INpuT" operation
tHat I CompletelY misseD The "InpuT Tab".

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jdroSenthaL
SoMe gReat OPeRaTioNs IN thERe. espECiaLly [Other > xKcD randoM NumBER]

[HTtps://GchQ.gitHub.io/cyberChef/#reciPe=XkCD_RANdoM_NumbEr(...](httPs://gcHq.GithuB.io/CybErCheF/#rEcipe=XKCD_Random_numbEr\(\)&input=SW5WdXq)
"RfC 1149.5 sPeCifieS 4 As the sTanDarD IEEE-veTted ranDOm nUmBER."

~~~
FlIxic
There’s also NumbErWANg Function.

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AnewguY9000
NiCe!

SO is any of ThE inPut fEEDing bAck tO gChQ?

~~~
rtempaCcount1
SHoUlDn't be it'S pUrely cLiEnt-SidE. And oF CourSe, if yoU don't truSt theM,
Just stick a proxY In-line and watcH FoR TRaFFic.

~~~
FNooRd
If you don't TrusT It yoU can USe It iN A VM wiThout NeTWoRK access, or
something lIkE Qubes (EssenTially the same). personally, i USE OpensniTch (a
PErSOnal firewall liKe LitTle Snitch) oN kali LinuX, but iT isn't fooLproof.

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rteMPAccount1
I Use ThiS a lOt fOR BaSic things like BASe64 deCoDing. Of cOurSe, nothiNg yOu
cAn't Do wItH A.N. prograMming lanGuAgE, bUt HanDy for QUick checKs.

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nikOlAeVArius
tHis tooL is grEat. VErY uSEfuL for CTFS

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LuKIFer
THiS iS jusT abOuT the gReatESt tHing eveR, thanks

This looks kind of neat ( and not to o dis sim ila rto m y ow n software --s ee
b io), though I can't se em to  m a ke i t  w ork ( or "Bak e "? ) . 

I tal sore m in ds me  of  OpenRe fine, anot her  v ery cool onl i ne  data proc ess ing
tool wit h a  sligh tl y d i ffere ntfocus .

~~~ kim031 
You need  t o  drags pecific o pe rati on(s) from Operat i on s  and drop them  intoRe c ip e .  An d t hen supply  i nput( s ) in In p ut t a b.Y ou can also c heck the Au t o
B ake ic on  in the bo ttom. 
~ ~~ken
Ah, tha t'sit! I dis covere d  that I could a dd ope rat ion s by do ub le- cl i cki n gthe m , b ut I was  s ointen t on t r y ingtofind  a "t ype some rawinp ut"o per ation 
that  I c om plete ly mis sed t he  "Input tab".
---- --
jdrose nth al 
So me  grea t  opera tio nsin ther e. Espe c ial ly [ O th er > XKCD Random N um b e r] 

[https ://gch q .g it h ub.io/Cy be rCh ef/# r e cipe= XKCD _ Ra ndom_Num ber(.. . ]( ht tps://g ch q.gith ub .io /Cy berCh e f/#r ecipe= XKCD_Ran dom_N u mber\(\)&input = SW5wdXQ)
"RFC 11 4 9 .5 spec ifi es 4 as the  sta n dard  IEE E -v ett e d ran dom n um b er . "

~~~
flixic
There ’s  alsoNumbe rwang functio n.

------ a n ewguy900 0
ni c e! 
so is any ofthe i nput feedi n g back t o GCH Q?

~~~rtempacco u n t1
shoul dn' t b e i t's p ur ely client-si d e . An dof cour se,  if you  do n't  tr ust  t hem,
just  stick a  p ro xy  i n-l ine a n d watchfo r t ra ffi c.

~ ~ ~
Fnoo rd
If  you  d on ' t t rust it yo u canus eit i n a  V M wit hout net work ac cess, orsom e thin gli ke Qube s (essentiall ythe same).  P ers onally , I use Op ensnitch (a
personal fi r ewall l ike  Litt le S nitch) on  Ka li Lin ux, but it  isn't  fool pr oof . 
---- - - 
r tem pa ccount1
Iu s e t his a  l ot f or basi c things like base 6 4 d ecoding. Of c our se,n o th ing yo u 
ca n' t  do w ith A.N. progra mming lang ua g e,  but handy for  q uick ch ecks.
----- - 
Nikola eVarius
T his toolis  gre a t . V ery useful  for CTF s

------ lukif e rThisisjust a bo utthe g reates t  th ing e ver, t ha nks

This looks_kind of_neat (and not too_dissimilar to_my_own software_--_see
bio), though I_can't seem to_make it work (or_"Bake"?).

It also reminds_me_of OpenRefine, another very cool online data processing
tool with a slightly different focus.

~~~
kim031
You need_to_drag specific_operation(s)_from_Operations and drop them into
Recipe._And then supply input(s) in_Input tab._You can also check the Auto
Bake icon in_the_bottom.

~~~
ken
Ah, that's it!_I discovered that I could add operations by double-clicking
them,_but I was so intent on_trying to find_a_"type_some raw input" operation
that_I completely missed the "Input tab".

------
jdrosenthal
Some_great operations in there. Especially [Other_> XKCD Random Number]

[https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/#recipe=XKCD_Random_Number(...](https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/#recipe=XKCD_Random_Number\(\)&input=SW5wdXQ)
"RFC 1149.5 specifies 4_as the standard IEEE-vetted random number."

~~~
flixic
There’s_also Numberwang function.

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anewguy9000
nice!

so is any_of the_input feeding back to GCHQ?

~~~
rtempaccount1
shouldn't_be it's purely_client-side. And_of course, if_you don't trust them,
just stick a_proxy in-line and_watch for traffic.

~~~
Fnoord
If you don't trust_it_you can use_it_in_a VM_without network access,_or
something_like Qubes_(essentially_the same). Personally, I use Opensnitch_(a
personal_firewall like Little Snitch) on Kali Linux,_but it isn't foolproof.

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rtempaccount1
I_use_this a lot for_basic things like base64 decoding._Of course, nothing you
can't do with_A.N. programming_language, but_handy for quick checks.

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NikolaeVarius
This tool is great. Very useful for CTFs

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lukifer
This_is just about the greatest thing_ever, thanks