| Version | 4 |
| Variant | specified in RFC 4122 |
| urn | urn:uuid:4ed063c9-4a0b-4b44-a9dc-23aff424a0d3 |
| Hexdump | 4ed063c94a0b4b44a9dc23aff424a0d3 |
| Bytes | N╨c╔J␋KD⌐▄#»⌠$á╙ |
| UUIDv4 | version (4) + randomness |
| (would-be) MAC Address | 23aff424a0d3 |
| (would-be) is_local bit | True |
| (would-be) is_multicast bit | True |
| (would-be) MAC Manufacturer | None |
| (would-be) MAC Date | None |
"m" | {4ED063C9-4A0B-4B44-A9DC-23AFF424A0D3} | Toolbar.MySearchDial ?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1128188/how-do-i-convert-a-lpwstr-to-a-guid#comment8612270_1128208
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20151015-00/?p=91351 CLSIDFromString was converting the string "m" into the guid "{4ED063C9-4A0B-4B44-A9DC-23AFF424A0D3}". This was completely nonsensical until i used Bing to google the returned GUID, and discovered that it was some malware. "M" was the ProgID, and "{4ED063C9-4A0B-4B44-A9DC-23AFF424A0D3}" was its corresponding CLSID.