03-27-2025, 06:46 PM
(03-27-2025, 05:11 PM)DanielG Wrote: (a-z),(A-Z),(0-9),"-" and "_" are all part of the "URL Safe Base64 encoding", this makes a bit more sense since %3D is URLencoding of =, but that is usually omitted for this encoding.
If you 'decode' the input you have provided you get 256 bits of information. 256 bits fits with a lot of hashtypes.
But with just this information you are not likely going to find how this works. You need more context or code on what is happening.
Thanks, sadly I don't have the code, only the api which generates two hashes, one is encrypted other is the actual one.
Most I can do is generate N no of hashes through it and try to find the pattern or the encryption mechanism.