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Base64 Encoder Secret Modifier (b64)

This modifier allows you to encode a dug-up secret value into a Base64 string.

Note: This modifier is also aliased as ?b64e.

Status

Built-in: This modifier is included and enabled by default in spelunk.

Usage

To use the Base64 modifier, append ?b64 to your secret coordinates URI.

Syntax
<scheme>://<location>?b64
  • Modifier Key: b64 (or b64e)
  • Value: None required. Any value provided is ignored.
Example

Suppose you have a plain secret my-secret-password.

To base64 encode it:

plain://my-secret-password?b64

Result: bXktc2VjcmV0LXBhc3N3b3Jk

Behavior

  1. Encoding: The modifier takes the secret value retrieved by the source and encodes it using standard Base64 encoding.

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Types

type SecretModifierBase64 

type SecretModifierBase64 struct{}

SecretModifierBase64 is a modifier that encodes the secret value to a base64 string.

To use it, append the modifier `b64` to the given secret coordinates string: 

plain://my-secret?b64

NOTE: This is "aliased" as `?b64e` by base64_encoder.SecretModifierBase64Encoder.

func (*SecretModifierBase64) Modify 

func (s *SecretModifierBase64) Modify(
	_ context.Context,
	secretValue string,
	_ string,
) (string, error)

func (*SecretModifierBase64) Type 

func (s *SecretModifierBase64) Type() string

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