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I think there has no such mothed to find out the encryption.
First. there has so many encryptions include user define encryption that you even cann't know. Second. encryptions just convert a binary stream to another. It has no feathers in it. Maybe you can get some clue by the binary stream. But it is very difficult and not exactly. |
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