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I have a base64 code which is used as part of a email verification system on a certain website. I am really curious to find the actual decrypted version.

I've given below two codes for the same account :

kwd/qdM23n4FWFfEO4F+ oo/ub4ktQnK42x4sRP/mpibsL/E13A/Nh6nuHTiM6Skebs3Do8Tcl5TdxY24k6JMAgdPfmmkhaEiYrx3Q5auXsIZDNyUCVDiW6SDp8nJoxeZeq3y2R8C4+ONdSbtsU/eg==

kwd/qdM23n4FWFfEO4F r+swOnjKAWbgTLNzYj+hklIk11XTBEE8yc9Fr8RxAcA2+uIj+qo5+1qDHBf+aFGe5hZUsM3zIb8sPWW/4xClsQ2Ep69VINKzkfSHtdHctHe4Y4ph50gvYWQXl7MlaDgjSvQ==

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Base64 is not encrypted at all. It is simply an ASCII representation of (potentially) non-ASCII data. It is primarily used when non-ASCII data needs to be transmitted by some means that only supports ASCII. Email, for instance. But it's also often used to encode hashes in a form that is more easily read by humans--such as MD5 sums, etc.

Decoding base64 into it's unencoded form is trivial. A simple google search will show you dozens or more base64 decoders for whatever OS you're using. But that probably isn't going to be very useful to you.

I think what you really want to ask is "How do I decode data in __ format?"

But since you haven't told us what format your base64 hashes are in, nobody can answer that.