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  1. #1

    Base64 convertion

    guys ......... how can i convert this in to "readable" file

    in *nix environment

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  2. #2
    Well you could have atleast un-encoded it so that its a bit more understandable first off.

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    If you search on google for base64 to ascii then there quite a few hits.

    http://email.about.com/cs/standards/...4_encoding.htm

    hope that helps

    i2c

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    TheSpecialist :

    whats the point of the bit of C? its just some sockets to sent an exploit...Its got nothing to do with converting to base64, at least I couldnt see it....

    its for IIS 5.0 SSL remote root exploit, dont quite get why you sent it, other than to trick someone into using it...

    i2c

    for the orginal poster, you might find this really useful, http://www.die.net/doc/linux/man/man1/base64.1.html

    ive never used it but i think it should do what you want

  5. #5
    No... thats not my style. First off its not mine. It has source comments, it doesn't contain stuff named after comic book characters & actors, and its easier to fallow along than my stuff. If I wanted a laugh or two then I'd just make another VB or Pascal program and watch peaple thank me for something that im surprised even works at all to begin with.

    Actually my attachment is exactly what he posted up only un-encoded incase you didn't notice. But then agian now that you said something... this thread is so vague as to WTF he really wants that I myself can no longer see whats happening here. I mean sure the thread title said "base64 convertion" but then the rest apparently moves on towards how to compile and run the encoded code or something.

    No offense or anything but... from the looks of things I'd say he asked some IRC buddie to give him exploits and in exchange that person sent him on a goose chase. Sending peaple on a goose chase now that sounds like something I'd do but its not me this time.

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    how can i
    Was the Question.....

    And I would have been a bastard and said www.google.com and provided a link thus

    http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=e...G=Search&meta=
    http://www.google.com.au/search?sour...F-8&q=uuencode

    Now TheSpecialist you were too kind and did the job for him.. It isn't your fault that who ever sent the file to karavay was a ***** or that karavay is playing with such toys..

    the Idea here is for us to learn.. and the first thing to learn is RTFM.. and then learn how to use Google. (Or what ever your fav search engine is)..
    then how to sift through that information..
    Then after that to be able to ask intelligent questions..
    So why was the file provided in the first place? Help us discover what the correct program is to decode? This is my suspicion..

    i think we have covered the inital question..

    Now we wait further enlightenment..


    cheers
    "Consumer technology now exceeds the average persons ability to comprehend how to use it..give up hope of them being able to understand how it works." - Me http://www.cybercrypt.co.nr

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    TheSpecialist:

    Sorry mate didnt realise u'd unencoded it for him.

    i2c

  8. #8
    guys...what you have made form my post........is it an exploit the answer is yes
    is an example on which I wanna learn how to convert base64 to readable (compile-able )c file the answer is yes... do I use IRC at all the answer is NO!

    I could use any other base64 file as an example but the point is that this is a securioty forum after all

  9. #9
    i2c ....do u want me to post a half dozen links which lead to the exploit code (3 versions of it + 1 unpublished)!

    **** guys the question was how to uudecode ... it not laming me!!!!

    theres no problem converting it by using perl ::mod or in windows env ..the question was ho to convert in linux environment!


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    Originally posted here by karavay
    **** guys the question was how to uudecode ... it not laming me!!!!
    man uuencode
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