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title: "[Contest] Find out when is the 2019 edition taking place"
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brief: Several dozen of people played our contest to get the first 2019 ticket
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image: /images/blog/encryption.jpeg
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date: 2019-01-20
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draft: false
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Today we released the following tweet:
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{{< tweet 1087257164182364160 >}}
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We created this contest to engage our community and it did not take long (around 20 minutes) until we got a winner 😱!
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{{< tweet 1089767584302579712 >}}
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If you got stuck, here is the solution:
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## Solution
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1. Download the [file](http://bit.ly/SaurasTuTrouverLaDateDuDevFestToulouse2019)
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2. Recognize that it is a JWT otken and decode it with <http://jwt.io> for example
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3. Extract the data field, whch is in base64, and decode it with an online tool or `base64 -d ...`
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4. a `file` on the result says that is a jpeg
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5. open it with <https://hexed.it/>
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6. and voilà!
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In order to know the date quickly => [edition 2019 announcement]({{< ref "/blog/get-ready-for-2019" >}})
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