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Using Hexdump to Read Hexadecimal Headers

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I am using a file-carving tool to recover lost TXT and SRT files. According to the information I have, TXT UTF-8 has the following signature:

  • EF BB BF

And SRT has this signature:

  • 31 0A 30 30

However, when I run hexdump on TXT and SRT files, I get the following headers:

  • 92d0 b0d0 88d1 d020 d0bf d0be d0bb d1be (TXT)

  • 0a31 3030 303a 3a30 3331 392c 3739 2d20 (SRT)

What is the correct way to read the file headers? The SRT signature I have appears to match the tested SRT file, but the TXT does not. Does hexdump need to be run with additional parameters?

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`According to the information I have, TXT UTF-8 has the following signature` Thats a UTF-8 BOM which is neither required not recommended to have.
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