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[Solved] Decoding reversed mulitline string encoded in base64 format automatically [closed]

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From the OP’s comment: list = [‘LnNlbHBtYXhlIGVzdSBvdCBlZXJmIGxlZUYgLnNldGlzYmV3IGNpZmZhcnQgaGdpaCBubyBub2l0YXNpbGFtcm9uZWQgZm8gdHBlY25vYyBlaHQgZWJpcmNzZUQgLjQ=’, ‘ZWxpZiBlbm8gbmkgZWIgdHN1TSApaXYgICAg’, ‘c25vaXRhY2lmaWNlcHMgOC1QRVAgdGVlbSB0c3VNICl2ICAgIA==’, ‘Ni4yIG5vaHR5UCBodGl3IGtyb3cgdHN1TSApdmkgICAg’, ‘c2VsdWRvbSByZWh0byB5YiBlbGJhdHJvcG1pIGViIGRsdW9ocyBzc2FsQyApaWlpICAgIA==’] s=””.join(list) s = s.decode(‘base64’, ‘strict’) print (s[::-1]) the join operation connects all of the strings together, but only the first string is translated. This is because, when decoding a base 64 string, everything in the string past the first one or two = characters … Read more

[Solved] Get unreadable string from GPS tracker

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Its really some binary information and If you have clearly read out the product manual then it says formation of this binaries. Converting the data to hex will give something like this.. 24-41-20-20-67-72-51-30-35-41-68-40-91-29-3F-3F-3F-FF-FF-FB-FF-FF-3F-3F- And then you need to refer the manual for exact meaning of these hex numbers ex–(in some chinese devices) 2 bytes(24), stand … Read more