Nvm - found it - thanks.
It seems the SQlite search engine is better than the Google one - Page ref (in
case anyone else is interested):
https://www.sqlite.org/fileformat2.html#database_header
Specifically point 1.2.1
On 2014/11/16 15:03, RSmith wrote:
Could someone kindly tell me the byte-pattern, offset and length into an SQLite3 file that might suffice to verify that it is
indeed an SQLite3 file.
I am not very concerned with false positives (as nobody can control all the files in the World), but rather interested in absolute
negatives, i.e. if you do not find these exact bytes as this exact offset, then it definitely isn't an SQLite3 file.
If this is documented somewhere, a link would suffice - thanks!
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