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XRay is a Decomposition, Decryption, Decompression, and Analysis (DDDA) server featuring support for a wide array of file formats. Users can access XRay from any web browser.

XRay is like an x-ray machine for file formats. XRay exposes in-depth details about the contents of files, extracts files from within files to virtually any depth even if the data is encrypted, and identifies the type of the most commonly used file formats by inspection of the file data.

XRay supports file extraction from the following compressed and/or container file formats:

  1. 7-Zip (.7z)
  2. ACE (.ace)
  3. ActiveMime (.mso)
  4. ALZip (.alz)
  5. Apple Disk Image (.dmg)
  6. ARJ (.arj)
  7. BCrypt (.bcr)
  8. BinHex (.hqx)
  9. bzip2 (.bz2)
  10. Compiled HTML (.chm)
  11. cpio (.cpio)
  12. Extensible Archive (.xar)
  13. gzip (.gz)
  14. Hierarchical Data Format (.hdf)
  15. Intel Hex (.ihex)
  16. ISO-9660 image (.iso)
  17. LHA (.lha/.lzh)
  18. Lzip (.lz/.lzip)
  19. LZMA (.lzma)
  20. LZSS (.??_)
  21. Microsoft Cabinet (.cab)
  22. Microsoft Compound File Binary (.doc/.xls/.ppt/.hwp)
  23. Microsoft Icon/Cursor image (.ico/.cur)
  24. Microsoft Office Documents (.docx/.pptx/.xlsx)
  25. Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (.mime/.mim/.mme/.eml)
  26. Open Document Format (.odf)
  27. PHP Archive (.phar)
  28. Portable Document Format (.pdf)
  29. RAR (.rar)
  30. Redhat Package Manager (.rpm)
  31. Rich Text Format (.rtf)
  32. Snappy (.sz)
  33. Squeeze (.sqz)
  34. StuffIt (.sit)
  35. Tape Archive (.tar)
  36. Transport Neutral Encapsulation Format (winmail.dat)
  37. Universal Image Format (.uif)
  38. Unix Archiver (.a/.deb/.lib)
  39. Unix Compress (.z)
  40. UUEncode (.uue)
  41. Virtual Hard Disk (.vhd)
  42. Web Archive (.warc)
  43. Scopr XBow Data Tracking Format (.xbo)
  44. XXEncode (.xxe)
  45. XZ (.xz)
  46. yEnc (.ntx)
  47. ZIP (.apk/.jar/.zip/.xps)
  48. ZOO (.zoo)

    49. XRay can identify the following file types (and many more) by content inspection:

    3D2 3DMF 3DS 3DX
    669 7ZIP 8SVX ABF
    AC1D ACE Acorn AFM
    AG ALZ ANI AR
    ARC (by SEA) ARJ ASF AVI
    BAG Bcrypt BMP BZIP
    CAB CGM Chunk CHM
    Java Bytecode (.class) COFF CPIO DBX
    DCX DMG DWG ELF
    EMF EVT EXE FLIC
    GIF GZIP HA HDF
    HLP HPACK HQX HTML
    HYP ICS IDX Internet Explorer URL Cache
    Ignite Web Image (.iwi) Infinity Ward Image (.iwi) ISO9660 JNG
    JPEG LHA LIT LNK
    LRF LZ MBX MCrypt
    MIME MNG MOBI MP3
    MPQ NLM NSF OGG
    PDF PGP PNG
    RA RAR RB RMF
    RPM RTF SIT SQZ
    SWF TAR TCR Text
    TR3 TGA TIFF TNEF
    UIF UUE VCS VMDK
    WARC WAV WMF XBO
    XML XXE yEnc ZIM
    ZIP ZOO ZPAQ ActiveMime
    Microsoft Icon/Cursor (.ico/.cur) Mach Object Universal Binary Mach Object BALZ
    EGG ISZ LZ4X PEA
    IHex Virtual Hard Disk (.vhd) Direct Access Archive FreeArc

    Scopr Scoprd

    Scoprd is a Decomposition, Decryption, Decompression, and Analysis (DDDA) Windows service or Linux daemon.

    Scoprd provides the same file extraction and analysis capabilities as XRay, but without the user interface.

    File processing requests are sent to Scoprd via a simple protocol over IPv4 or IPv6, or via command-line.

    The file processing results, including extracted files and associated metadata, are typically returned as a JSON response.