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https://github.com/libarchive/libarchive has a lot of decoders that we do not have. It would be more efficient to see if we can hijack its current recognition and decoding logic, rather than...

Back in 2012 we paid for a research group to develop a RAR5 decoder, but it was not multi-threaded and it didn't work well (it just called a RAR executable!),...

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- [x] accts - [x] aes - [x] base16 - [ ] base64 - [ ] elf - [x] email - [ ] evtx - [ ] exif - [...

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LZFSE and LZVN are two codecs created and used by Apple. Both feature in HFS+ and APFS for transparent file compression. Based on very limited rough personal anecdata from a...

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7zip is an archive format similar in utility to RAR. It is open source under LGPL, and features a variety of codecs. It seems to be gaining in popularity these...

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Brotli is another open source codec developed by Google, which tends to work well for text compression. Most web servers and browsers have support for Brotli compression these days as...

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LZO is an older open source codec that first popularized the notion of having worse compression ratios for significant time savings. It has fallen out of favor for new applications...

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LZ4 is an open source codec that tends to offer the worst compression ratio for the fastest speed. It's used in the Linux kernel and in a variety of storage...

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Google's Snappy codec has been open source for several years now and has been adopted into a number of popular open source packages (including AFF4), and is used in LevelDB...

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