Post: [TUT] How To Decrypt/Encrypt a Password. [NOOB FRIENDLY WITH PHOTOS]
Options
07-14-2011, 01:22 AM
#1
Genocide-
★GoML★
Its actually very easy to solve.
How to start.
What you will be given
^^^ What you paste in to start decrypting ^^^
When you start decrypting you will see how the user encrypted it. Here is an example.
AER-256 -> BASE-64 -> GILA-7
Thats the order you are decrypting in. If they say the encrypted it and listed it as that then you would flip it so you could decrypt it.
Getting to work.
If you are a noob or just plain human you can use a decrypting/encrypting site such as You must login or register to view this content.
Decrypting.
Now we will copy what you will be supplied with and paste it into the DECRYPTION box like so
AER-256
This is what you paste in the click the DECRYPT box.
You must login or register to view this content.
Now it should look like this.
BASE-64
Now plug what you got from the AER-256 decryption into the BASE-64 decryption. You should get something like this.
If you are doing this correct you should see this come up in the decryption box.
GILA-7
Now the last part in the decryption phase. (Depending on how many times it was decrypted)
Simply copy what you got from BASE-64 paste it into GILA-7 and click decrypt..
Done.
Now you have successfully decrypted a password.
Hope you guys enjoyed and if you have any questions please qoute me and I will answer them.
The following user thanked Genocide- for this useful post:
PICHU.
09-13-2011, 02:33 AM
#13
Zеhm
derp
Originally posted by Genocide
Many users dont understand how to find a password when a user puts "Noob Proof" on it.
Its actually very easy to solve.
How to start.
What you will be given
1700124.5766042448, 2344405.0922097377, 1678751.781553059, 2452044.822062422, 1657566.2519450686, 2261790.145048689, 1934456.026926342, 1100490.9467915106, 1746270.0768489388, 1830321.1065967542, 1592793.7801398253, 1724255.553483146, 2086513.0138726593, 1827878.9892034957, -0.6873458177278451
^^^ What you paste in to start decrypting ^^^
When you start decrypting you will see how the user encrypted it. Here is an example.
AER-256 -> BASE-64 -> GILA-7
Thats the order you are decrypting in. If they say the encrypted it and listed it as that then you would flip it so you could decrypt it.
Getting to work.
If you are a noob or just plain human you can use a decrypting/encrypting site such as You must login or register to view this content.
Decrypting.
Now we will copy what you will be supplied with and paste it into the DECRYPTION box like so
AER-256
This is what you paste in the click the DECRYPT box.
You must login or register to view this content.
Now it should look like this.
You must login or register to view this content.
BASE-64
Now plug what you got from the AER-256 decryption into the BASE-64 decryption. You should get something like this.
If you are doing this correct you should see this come up in the decryption box.
You must login or register to view this content.
GILA-7
Now the last part in the decryption phase. (Depending on how many times it was decrypted)
Simply copy what you got from BASE-64 paste it into GILA-7 and click decrypt..
You must login or register to view this content.
Done.
Now you have successfully decrypted a password.
Hope you guys enjoyed and if you have any questions please qoute me and I will answer them.
Its actually very easy to solve.
How to start.
What you will be given
^^^ What you paste in to start decrypting ^^^
When you start decrypting you will see how the user encrypted it. Here is an example.
AER-256 -> BASE-64 -> GILA-7
Thats the order you are decrypting in. If they say the encrypted it and listed it as that then you would flip it so you could decrypt it.
Getting to work.
If you are a noob or just plain human you can use a decrypting/encrypting site such as You must login or register to view this content.
Decrypting.
Now we will copy what you will be supplied with and paste it into the DECRYPTION box like so
AER-256
This is what you paste in the click the DECRYPT box.
You must login or register to view this content.
Now it should look like this.
BASE-64
Now plug what you got from the AER-256 decryption into the BASE-64 decryption. You should get something like this.
If you are doing this correct you should see this come up in the decryption box.
GILA-7
Now the last part in the decryption phase. (Depending on how many times it was decrypted)
Simply copy what you got from BASE-64 paste it into GILA-7 and click decrypt..
Done.
Now you have successfully decrypted a password.
Hope you guys enjoyed and if you have any questions please qoute me and I will answer them.
When do we use this? Or what For? (Not Trolling/hating)
Copyright © 2026, NextGenUpdate.
All Rights Reserved.
