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all right letamp;#39;s take a look at using base64 encoding and decoding at the command line so here iamp;#39;m going to echo this string which is just this url knobnoblabs.com and iamp;#39;m piping it as input into the base64 command and thatamp;#39;s going to take that string and encode it into a base64 encoded string the giveaway for base64 is the equal sign those are used for padding and so when the the bits donamp;#39;t line up perfectly the equal sign is in padding so if you see abstract looking strings like this with a couple of extra equal signs it may be a base 64 string now if we want to decode this because itamp;#39;s not encrypted at all itamp;#39;s itamp;#39;s just literally a a quick encoding all we have to do to decode it is echo the encoded value back to the base64 command again and use the tac d switch and weamp;#39;ll get our string back now this works the same way for files and also for binary data so base64 can be used for email attachments it can be used t
