A bplist-protobuf polyglot creator. Example output found here.

1. Clone the repo
2. run bppb.py <bplist_file_path> <protobuf_file_path> <output_file_path>

The bplist input stays logically the same in the output file.
Use any bplist parser the same way as you'd do with the input.

The protobuf input is embedded into another "wrapper" type.
You can see the Wrapper's definition in wrapper.proto.
Here are two choices of getting the original payload:

1. (Python only) Use wrapper_pb2.py from this repo and the Wrapper class from it.
   Read the Wrapper.Payload bytes field and pass its value to your own message parser.
2. Modify wrapper.proto and edit the Payload field's type to your own, like this:

syntax = "proto3";

message MyComplexProtobufMessage {
string SomeField = 1;
bytes SomeOtherField = 2;
}

message Wrapper {
bytes HeaderPadding = 12;
string Magic = 1;
MyComplexProtobufMessage Payload = 2; // <-- Changed the type to my custom payload type
bytes FooterPadding = 3;
}

then compile a new parser with protoc and use it to read Wrapper.Payload.
This time the result will already be the same as the one you encoded in the input.

Use this recipe to test the protobuf interpertation of the bppb output: Click