Peter, Where did you find human readable files? Most files that I find are .class files, which are compiled java files (typically, it's possible to de-compile class files, but having the original sources is often more helpful).
On first glance, the jar file itself appears to be providing MIDlets: java applications intended to be run on mobile phones. FWIW: The author of the package identifies itself as "Daus Software" Regards, Guus On 17 September 2012 11:59, Peter Schwindt <[email protected]>wrote: > Peter, > > Am 16.09.12 01:32, schrieb Peter Viskup: > > > Dear all, would there be anybody willing to help understand use of > > HACKER.JAR and probably other files downloadable from > > http://dirbas.xtgem.com? It's some syrian page. Unfortunately I am > > not well experienced in Java. Here is the translation link: > [...] > > Yummie. Thanks for bringing that site to attention. > As far as I can see those guys love to register their MUCs over here at > conference.jabber.ccc.de > > There's quite a number of randomized account creations from sites in > .sy, too. > > Peter >
