Then decode to base 32

But after decoding it still gives me this 👇

Which is encoded

So I'll have to repeat the process all over

Check the magic to see what to decode

Any questions?

Ive got stuffs to do .... So I'll just wrap up the lecture with the terminal decoding

We can also decode with terminal too ....use Anything at your disposal, if you find it easier ....
I sometimes use python too ... Google , just anything you are comfortable with

Let's move to the terminal

I'm using termux just because it's easier to. Access at this particular moment

We need the file command installed...if you don't have it installed on your termux... Here is the command.

This is just like magic .... It tells you the file format

Like what's encoded to

See this

SXQncyBhbG1vc3QgMjAyMSAsIHdobyB1c2VzIGdsbyBhcyBJU1AgPy4uIDg1MzI5NjQ2OTUzOTYxMw==

Let's try to decode .... First we have to know what it was encoded to right

We can use magic to check that .... Or from experience you'll know this is a base64

We won't delve into that anymore

So I put the encoded text in a file named "decode_to" ....it's just like writing to a notepad

But with command

Then I used a command called base64 on Linux to decode it