Yes, could be anything as atom said...
But still, the "string" above looks like plain base64 encoded.
See this example (ending of your string):
This is for sure no coincidence...
Said that, it doesn't mean that you get the plain password by decoding it (with base64), since there are also some algos that hash-then-encode etc ( see http://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=example_hashes etc)
P.S: what I mean is you should try w/ base64-decoding, starting w/ the letters "TKrP..." and maybe try other substrings too, but it seems that it is a long base64 encoded string
But still, the "string" above looks like plain base64 encoded.
See this example (ending of your string):
Code:
$ echo -n LQAAAABfQUxMAAAAIAAAACE= | base64 -d
-_ALL !This is for sure no coincidence...
Said that, it doesn't mean that you get the plain password by decoding it (with base64), since there are also some algos that hash-then-encode etc ( see http://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=example_hashes etc)
P.S: what I mean is you should try w/ base64-decoding, starting w/ the letters "TKrP..." and maybe try other substrings too, but it seems that it is a long base64 encoded string