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Base100 πŸ’―

Tool to encode/decode data with Base100 πŸ’― (message consisting only of emojis πŸΉπŸ‘˜πŸ‘ͺπŸ‘œπŸ¨πŸ§πŸ§).

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Base100 πŸ’―

BaseπŸ’― Decoder

 

See also: Unicode Coding

BaseπŸ’― Cipher

 

See also: Unicode Coding

Answers to Questions (FAQ)

What is Base100? (Definition)

BaseπŸ’― is a coding method that allows each byte to be represented by a unique emoji symbol. This allows binary data to be represented without any additional printable characters (and without using regular printable characters).

How to encode using Base100 cipher?

Base100 assigns a unique emoji to each byte. The emojis range from U+1F3F7 to U+1F4F6 (256 emojis in total).

Example: Base100 translates to πŸΉπŸ‘˜πŸ‘ͺπŸ‘œπŸ¨πŸ§πŸ§

How to decode Base100?

Base100 decoding is a substitution of symbols/emoticons towards their corresponding byte.

Example: πŸ“§πŸ’–πŸ’‰πŸ’¦ corresponds to the bytes 0xF0 (240), 0x9F (159), 0x92 (146) and 0xAF (175) which are the 4 bytes used to encode the πŸ’― emoji using UTF-8 encoding .

How to recognize a Base100 ciphertext? (Identification)

The message is composed only of emoji, one per byte.

If the plain message is written in ASCII code and is 10 characters long, the encrypted message is made up of 10 emojis (equivalent to one digit by substitution).

If the plain message is only composed of letters (and they are all the same case, no upper and lower case) then the message is composed of at most 26 emojis (equivalent to a monoalphabetic substitution).

The number 100, sometimes written πŸ’― (double underlined number one hundred emoji) is a clue.

When was Base100 invented?

The base authorπŸ’― is Adam Niederer, according to his GitHub repository in 2017 here

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