# esab64
The challenges gives a file called `esab64` with an encoded message. The first thing i though was trying to decode the message with base64. The thing is that the result was not... something clear. After a while, an idea came to my mind: esab64 looks like base64 but in reverse so... why not trying to reverse the initial message and then decode it with base64. My idea seems to have worked:
```_}e61e711106bd0db1b78efa894b1125bf{galf```
I just had to reverse that message again to get the flag:
```flag{fb5211b498afe87b1bd0db601117e16e}_```