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F5bjl0gaYAAbY2S.jfif)
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Fqa1OO9XwAANYBX (1).jfif)
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aHR0cHM6Ly9tZWdhLm56L2ZvbGRlci9WSmh4QVJBQg==
/bbw/
decryption key?
>>135331 (OP)
Is she gaining?
Is she gaining?
>>135353
The mega folder is encrypted.
"To access this folder or file, you will need its Decryption key. If you do not have the key, contact the creator of the link."
The mega folder is encrypted.
"To access this folder or file, you will need its Decryption key. If you do not have the key, contact the creator of the link."
Just an off topic question, does anyone know why B64 is used to encrypt links on here?
>>135377
I think that originated because content creators or someone used bots to find links and report them as copyright abuse to gofile/wetransfer etc.
No idea how current that still is or what the use of double encoding ever was, because if you can decode it once you can do it twice.
Then again it shouldn't be too difficult to teach a bot to plug everything in a decoder anyways.
I really liked the format with something added to the encoded link like: aHR0cHM6Ly9tZW[tabby is a fatty]dhLm56L2ZvbGRlci9WSmh4QVJBQg==
And then you could just delete that part but parsing this as a bot might be way more difficult.
I think that originated because content creators or someone used bots to find links and report them as copyright abuse to gofile/wetransfer etc.
No idea how current that still is or what the use of double encoding ever was, because if you can decode it once you can do it twice.
Then again it shouldn't be too difficult to teach a bot to plug everything in a decoder anyways.
I really liked the format with something added to the encoded link like: aHR0cHM6Ly9tZW[tabby is a fatty]dhLm56L2ZvbGRlci9WSmh4QVJBQg==
And then you could just delete that part but parsing this as a bot might be way more difficult.
pohvsp37-IGTZBeaFDqiTQ
a key
a key
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