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are you looking to quickly and easily encode data with base64 Iamp;#39;m Daniel re and in this quick byte Iamp;#39;m going to show you how first things first to notice Iamp;#39;m in Kali Linux and thatamp;#39;s cool because it has a base64 function built inside of Muslim X operating systems what we need to do is I have a couple of files here and I will LS those so you can file1 and file2 very simple by cat file 1 I have some data there right it says this needs to be base64 encoded to accomplish that all I have to do is cat the file just file 1 and then pipe it over to the function base64 I hit return youamp;#39;ll notice I get base64 encoded string back out now I can use that as necessary but if I need to reverse that function Iamp;#39;m gonna kind of do the exact same thing I have another file which is file - cat file - youamp;#39;ll see I already have that information there but if I canamp;#39;t file - and then pipe it into base64 and add the - D option it should decode that