The Base64-irm script is a PowerShell function designed to simplify the process of downloading and executing scripts encoded in Base64 from a given URL. It automates the steps of downloading, decoding, and executing the script, making it easier to quickly run scripts without manual intervention.
- Run the script by calling the
Base64-irm
function. - You will be prompted to enter a URL. Make sure to use a URL that points to a Base64-encoded PowerShell script, often hosted on platforms like
https://t.ly/
.
- The script will download the Base64-encoded content from the provided URL.
- The downloaded content will be saved to a file named
e.txt
on your desktop. - The
certutil
command is then used to decode the Base64 content frome.txt
and save it asd.ps1
on your desktop. - Finally, the PowerShell script
d.ps1
is executed.
- Make sure you understand the source and content of the script you're executing, as this process involves running scripts from external sources, which can be a security risk.
- Use this script responsibly and only on trusted URLs.
Please exercise caution while using this script and ensure that you are complying with security best practices.
Disclaimer: This script was created for educational and illustrative purposes. The author is not responsible for any misuse or damages arising from its use.