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Decode encrypted string / Crack this hash - xnestea - Mar 19, 2015 Just to make it short: I have a few HWIDs that are encoded, and I have no clue how it is encoded tho. Can someone tell me? I thought they are Base64 but it won't decode HWIDs: MsfJMtGIHDJBHoU+khqvp6SeJUpGjzJCfORh+v6NjPHdlRcrq97pdA== HYxAkhLXPQ7eFfKs0697M811/ZYMWkDCG/wOn1hkHj6eQSRPhg8pWg== mp3al5hS4GcEM/JvR1z6xSRxxjh/+uQiHpIAtByyOtx+Wp5Q1BUO2w== BNHepYBHesKU2Jt5ilZB4rrB93Bu2JmnwaFesOwVCNXld4LKN2t4Cw== sKMXQY42RJhW8vHpWQNSlys05BiCAdp8GcmdCaD6NJXH9MiczzrHHg== BNHepYBHesKU2Jt5ilZB4rrB93Bu2JmnwaFesOwVCNXld4LKN2t4Cw== QLenB2ZVAwPQU8yjFEEUPCsuRSpst/a/ZDly4rjlXxzE8oDHk8wkEg== * - chick3nman - Mar 19, 2015 Why do you want to decode HWIDs? They are useless strings that are generated based on some known piece of info about a hardware device and then some random addition. These probably don't "decode" in the typical sense that you are thinking. * - Deko - Mar 19, 2015 It could be base32 or multiple strings merged in one. * - xnestea - Mar 20, 2015 (Mar 19, 2015 03:26 PM)chick3nman Wrote: Why do you want to decode HWIDs? They are useless strings that are generated based on some known piece of info about a hardware device and then some random addition. These probably don't "decode" in the typical sense that you are thinking. I want to know how it's encoded / encrypted so I can encode my HWID with the same Encoder/encryption to bypass a HWID protection on a software. (Mar 19, 2015 03:30 PM)Deko Wrote: It could be base32 or multiple strings merged in one. I already tried Base32, I have no clue what it is. |