base64
ASCII encoding scheme
Base64 is an encoding scheme that converts binary data into a text format using 64 printable characters—letters, numbers, plus, and slash.
It's widely used to embed images in web pages, encode email attachments, and transmit data through systems that only handle text.
The encoded output is about a third larger than the original: The API returns the image as a base64 string.
Consisting of two parts
- ASCIIElectronic character encoding standard
- textWritten or printed words
- bytesUnits of digital storage
- encodeConvert to cipher
decode · string · data · characters · alphabet · padding · equals · conversion
Software communication standard
- emailDigital written communication
- MIMEEmail content-type standard
- attachmentConnection or fondness
- URLWeb location identifier
HTTP · JSON · XML · authentication · token · header · payload · embed
binary
Consisting of two parts
- ASCIIElectronic character encoding standard
- textWritten or printed words
- bytesUnits of digital storage
encode · decode · string · data · characters · alphabet · padding · equals · conversion · representation
API
Software communication standard
- emailDigital written communication
- MIMEEmail content-type standard
- attachmentConnection or fondness
URL · HTTP · JSON · XML · authentication · token · header · payload · embed · image
obfuscation
Deliberate concealment through confusion
- encryptionConverting data into code
- hashChopped mixture, cooked together
- passwordAuthentication string
secret · scramble · disguise · mask · hide · protect · secure · decode · plaintext · ciphertext
blob
Shapeless viscous drop
storage · transmission · chunk · packet · payload · serialize · compress · expand · raw · media
base64plaintext
Unencoded readable information
decoded · unencoded · raw data · cleartext · binary data
base64encryption
Converting data into code
AES · RSA · cryptography · ciphertext · hashing
- based onHaving as source
- home baseCentral point of operations
- first baseDiamond's rightfield corner bag
- second baseMiddle infield bag
- off baseInaccurate or mistaken
- third baseInfield position near home