uncompyle .pyc to .py

[Br0Crack3R]

Need Help to uncompyle .pyc to .py Please help me to fix this.

 

[danny]

Are you using this command: uncompyle6 -ro <output_directory> <python_directory>?

Try online services like: http://www.decompiler.com/

The issue lies in fixing the magic numbers.

Check this for more explanation:

ImportError: Ill-formed bytecode file error when decompiling .pyc file using uncompyle6

I am using pyi-archive_viewer to extract the main .pyc file from my ELF executable compiled with pyinstaller. The executbale is called 'mal', I save the output as mal.pyc. I've corrected the magic

stackoverflow.com

GitHub - WithSecureLabs/python-exe-unpacker: A helper script for unpacking and decompiling EXEs compiled from python code.

A helper script for unpacking and decompiling EXEs compiled from python code. - GitHub - WithSecureLabs/python-exe-unpacker: A helper script for unpacking and decompiling EXEs compiled from python...

github.com

I hope it solves your query.

 

[Br0Crack3R]

Are you using this command: uncompyle6 -ro <output_directory> <python_directory>?

Try online services like: http://www.decompiler.com/

The issue lies in fixing the magic numbers.

Check this for more explanation:

ImportError: Ill-formed bytecode file error when decompiling .pyc file using uncompyle6

I am using pyi-archive_viewer to extract the main .pyc file from my ELF executable compiled with pyinstaller. The executbale is called 'mal', I save the output as mal.pyc. I've corrected the magic

stackoverflow.com

GitHub - WithSecureLabs/python-exe-unpacker: A helper script for unpacking and decompiling EXEs compiled from python code.

A helper script for unpacking and decompiling EXEs compiled from python code. - GitHub - WithSecureLabs/python-exe-unpacker: A helper script for unpacking and decompiling EXEs compiled from python...

github.com

I hope it solves your query.

Sir i did this everything idk why it's not worked for me

 

[my_reality_is_just_differ]

My guess would be that you're attempting to decompile a PYC written in a version which is not what you're running - gives you the magic byte errors.
1. Run the decompiler with the save VM version as your target. Use a derivative of libmagic (file command) to identify the version, or look it up: https://stackoverflow.com/questions...hon-version-the-pyc-file-was-compiled#7807661
2. If > 3.7, try https://github.com/rocky/python-decompile3