Tool to decrypt/encrypt with Wingdings. Wingdings is a character font with a set of pictograms or dingbats used on the Windows operating system.
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Wingdings is the name given to a typeface (font) owned by Microsoft, which is installed by default on Windows operating systems. Wingdings does not represent letters or numbers but contains, instead of the classic characters (Latin alphabet/ASCII code), a series of about 200 symbols/dingbats/icons.
The conversion uses the substitution table from the Wingdings font. Each letter/character (ASCII code) is replaced by a symbol according to a correspondence alphabet (see below).
Example: DCODE is written (Wingding images) or 👎👍🏳👎☜ (Unicode)
The Wingdings font has a variety of pictograms, but the common letters represent hands, astronomical symbols, crosses, squares, or circles.
In the video game Undertale (and its sequel Deltarune), the character W. D. Gaster has cryptic dialogue using Wingdings characters.
There are several other similar fonts:
— Webdings: Another symbol font created by Microsoft.
— Zapf Dingbats: An older creation also focused on pictograms.
— Symbol Font: A collection containing mathematical characters and icons.
After the attacks of September 11, 2001, conspirators noticed that the dingbats corresponding to Q33NY in the Wingdings police were respectively [airplane, building, building, skull, Jewish star]. Q33 would be the name of the plane and NY would be NewYork.
This association is pure coincidence, and the symbols have since been modified by Microsoft to prevent the spread of fake news.
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