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Got to the step with what looks like a hash in the instruction param, no idea what to do with it. I'm not cool enough for these guys :(

• eggbrain 14y ago
  I'm trying to not give it away, but by Google searching "encode jquery" (without quotes), the answer was the 4th ("suggested") dropdown result.
  • picardo 14y ago
    Base64 decryption only works for the first part of the hash, though. The second part after the slash is still garbled. :/
    • jurre 14y ago
      try a different decoder (utf-8 is the key here i think) :)
• jcampbell1 14y ago
  Whenever you see something like '9234d87d07ad4a3f', you know that is hex. Whenever you see something like 'Kfj+sS8Absa==', it is a good bet it is base64. Hex uses 0-9,a-f (16 digits), base64 uses A-Z,a-z,0-9,/,+ (64 digits).