On 07Feb2015 18:15, Chris Angelico <ros...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Sat, Feb 7, 2015 at 4:14 PM, <mhr1...@gmail.com> wrote:
encrypted massage is like this:
"@\xc4\xb2\x14r\xf1x\xb8\xb2\t;\x9a:\x1dl\x11\xe2\x10\xa9E\xee\x8b\xac\xd0\xd3Y\xfb}\xd9@\xdd\x0c\xa5\xd2\xfc1\xd6\x06\xf0\xb8\x944\xe1\xc2r\xe5anyq\xac\xdfh\xeb\x10\x80\x98\xa1\xee'\xe6hpi"
and i know it should be like this:
SEcPB1mYNrfeE4zP4RI3z2K4Rh9HDNfPhuF28IyxHFjEOJ9Z+1zdIwPF0jsJGQDJyKpAju7dcYueHHXXeH8d+w==
How can i change the format of this?
That looks like Base 64 encoded text, which you can easily produce
from Python. But that isn't the base-64 encoded version of the above
binary blob.
Indeed:
>>>
base64.b64decode('SEcPB1mYNrfeE4zP4RI3z2K4Rh9HDNfPhuF28IyxHFjEOJ9Z+1zdIwPF0jsJGQDJyKpAju7dcYueHHXXeH8d+w==')
'HG\x0f\x07Y\x986\xb7\xde\x13\x8c\xcf\xe1\x127\xcfb\xb8F\x1fG\x0c\xd7\xcf\x86\xe1v\xf0\x8c\xb1\x1cX\xc48\x9fY\xfb\\\xdd#\x03\xc5\xd2;\t\x19\x00\xc9\xc8\xaa@\x8e\xee\xddq\x8b\x9e\x1cu\xd7x\x7f\x1d\xfb'
But as you say, it is base64 compatible. Maybe the 'SEcP...' string is base64
encoding of some encapsulation of the encrypted string?
Are you asking how to base-64 something, or are you specifically
expecting that output?
Given that Dave Angel has a tool that displays the 'SEcP...' string using
mhr1224's input string, I'd say we're missing some context.
Cheers,
Cameron Simpson <c...@zip.com.au>
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