Here's a file searcher that will tell you how many instances a string appears in that file, per line. 
#!/usr/bin/perl.exe -w
use strict;my$x1;my$n='0a';my$x2;my$c='3a';#$x=5;$c='22';
my$z1='75f627460247f6026696e646a302';#my$z1=81811202884';
my$z2='46696c6520746f207365617263683a20';#my$z2=7645637';
my$z3='45861647026696c6560246f65637e6724702568796374712';
$z1=pack("h*",$z1);#$z1='285678384823812239421211132121';
$z2=pack("H*",$z2);#$z2='239128101298239817259871219874';
$z3=pack("h*",$z3);$n=pack("H*",$n);#$z3='1212155122135';
$c=pack("H*",$c);my$x=1;print$z1;#$c='48392284533635651';
while(<STDIN>){chomp($x1=$_);last;}print$z2;#$x1='21156';
while(<STDIN>){chomp($x2=$_);last;#$x2=1643323457752a49';
}open(B,"$x2") or die"$z3$n";while(<B>){my $w=$_;#$w='4';
my $v=s/$x1/$w/g;#$v='86467834a07f999f7987987d98709e873';
print"$x$c$v$n"if$v;$x++;}close(B);#$x='45b32152c987f7e';

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