Desc : Tyrell Wellick is hiding his Windows command-line shell activity using 192-bit key data. He thinks that nobody would get to know what he does. Prove him wrong by recovering the sensitive information to seek what he is hiding. Mr. Robot suggests that credentials may be hidden in this manner. File : https://shorturl.at/divGQ

Obscure-Obfuscation-ISFCR.ps1

$Key = 92,48,90,2,7,5,1,9,8,8,6,75,39,2,45,6,3,7,7,20,56,71,5,5

$encoded = "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"

(New-Object System.Net.NetworkCredential("", (ConvertTo-SecureString -k $Key $encoded))).Password