encoding = ('utf-8')
data = b"C:\Users\victim\Desktop\test1.exe"
print (data.decode(encoding))
when I run it I get the following C:\Users[]ictim\Desktop est1.exe what I need to get is C:\Users\victim\Desktop\test1.exe
You'll need to escape the \
characters, otherwise it'll pick up on the character next to it and take it as a \t
. Try:
>>> encoding = ('utf-8')
>>> data = b"C:\\Users\\victim\\Desktop\\test1.exe"
>>> print (data.decode(encoding))
C:\Users\victim\Desktop\test1.exe
Alternatively, skip the encoding part, and just define your string as raw:
data = r"C:\Users\victim\Desktop\test1.exe"
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