Weird Email Characters

[CeD]

Hey All,

When I receive mail from a certain individual, it comes out with a whole bunch of weird characters like such:

(Any idea what this could be?)


> NiBTZXAgMjAwNCAwOTowMDo0NCAtMDQwMCw gIk5pY2hvbHMsIFJhbmR5Ig0KCTxybmljaG
> 9s
> > c0Bz
> >
> dWxsaXZhbi5lZHU+IHdyb3RlIDoNCgkNCgk +DQoJVkc4Z1lXeHNJR0ZrYW5WdVkzUWdZWE
> dWxsaXZhbi5lZHU+IHdyb3RlIDoNCgkNCgk +J3
> > Ykds
> >
> allXNTBjem9OQ2cwS0lBMEtEUXBVYUdGdWF 5QjViM1VnWm05eUlIbHZkWElnYzNWaQ0KCT
> 4N
> > Cgli
> >
> V2x6YzJsdmJuTWdjbVZ6ZFd4MGFXNW5JR1p 5YjIwZ2RHaGxJSEpsWTJWdWRDQmhaSE1nU1
> NC
> > d2JH

 

[bigstusexy]

Ummm is it encoded? there are some message encoding options, I think some programs omit it as it rarely used. I don't remeber what it was named I'm not talking about the chracert incoding between like English and English-ISO

it was something like UUE or something like that. If this is a person that you know mail them back and say What the Hell did you do to this message?

 

[HHunt]

It's Base64. The first line reads
"6 Sep 2004 09:00:44 -0400, "Nichols, Randy"
<rnichols@s"
.
(You probably need to mess with the character set or decoding options in your mail reader.)

 

[CeD]

HHunt,

How did you translate that?

 

[arkamw]

Base64 decoder and encoder.

Cheers.

edit: HHunt's works better....

 

[HHunt]

I used this one, the above one should work as well.