If the developer didn't tell the Java compiler to ofuscate the ".class" files, it's very easy to do:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/272535/how-do-i-decompile-java-class-files Iván On Mon, 17 Sep 2012 13:05:04 +0200, Guus der Kinderen wrote: > 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 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 [1]? 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 [2] >> >> There's quite a number of randomized account creations from sites in >> .sy, too. >> >> Peter Links: ------ [1] http://dirbas.xtgem.com [2] http://conference.jabber.ccc.de [3] mailto:[email protected]
