Would you like to learn how to encode a Powershell command using Base64? In this tutorial, we are going to show you how to encode and decode Powershell commands on a computer running Windows.
• Windows 7
• Windows 10
• Windows 2012
• Windows 2016
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Tutorial PowerShell – Encoding a Text using Base64
On the Start menu, open an application named: Windows PowerShell.
Encode a text using Base64.
Here is the output:
Decode a text using Base64.
Here is the output:
Congratulations! You are able to encrypt a text using Powershell.
Tutorial PowerShell – Encoding a Command using Base64
On the Start menu, open an application named: Windows PowerShell.
Encode a command using Base64.
Here is the output:
Use the following command to execute the encoded command.
Here is the output:
Decode a command using Base64.
Here is the output:
Congratulations! You are able to encrypt a comand using Powershell.
