Close-up of the monitor. Data pours forth, streaming by onscreen.
SE <<At the beginning there is a sound signalling a termination, then the sound of data pouring forth at a rapid speed>>
Mr. Tines: 1st image reuses the boot screen from before.
(Also in Cut 322)
3rd image is a hex dump of something; lots of 00 and FF bytes, so probably a chunk out of a random executable.
ath: You're right. If we ignore columns 17-24 (which are an exact copy of columns 9-16) and convert the result back to binary we get something that can be disassembled cleanly as 16-bit x86 executable code.
The code at 0x800 looks like an entry point to a function which contains plenty of x87 floating point code. All the far calls seem to point to 0:0FFFFh - is this object code that hasn't been linked yet? I've uploaded the reconstructed binary and a disassembled listing here, if by any chance an assembly guru is lurking around this forum.
Suddenly this stops, and the word "password" flashes on the screen.
