First of all prj, thank you for what helpful info you did choose to provide to me ... even if it was in a bit of a dick-ish manner initially. I think part of the problem is that there's a bit of bias and assumptions about what my intent is with whatever information I end up with. I understand many of you that have developed solutions only to find them being stolen and sold on Aliexpress. Facts are, the tools I'm using are most likely clones of clone of clones. I'm feeling confident that not all of these tools found some unique vulnerability and exploited it. But bashing me for trying to leverage existing work and expedite my time to solution is misguided. I'm simply trying to learn from others that have done this before me like "standing on the shoulders of giants". This isn't a go and plagiarize someone else's work and then go sell or distribute it as my own sort of thing like I'm being accused of. Would I love for there to be an open source solution like others (bri3d) have chosen to do, sure. But what someone does with their own work is their choice. It is not my intent to take anything and go publish or profit from it. I have 2 tools that do different things with some overlap, but neither of them do exactly what I want. I'm kind of just trying to combine the hammer and screwdriver into a single tool for my own selfish needs.

Sure, will do, happy fishing