Re: OT: Help decoding SPAMMER's encoding of my contact info

2003-10-26 Thread Bob Bell
On Sun, Oct 26, 2003 at 11:12:03AM -0500, Bill Mullen wrote: On Sun, 26 Oct 2003, Michael ODonnell wrote: > I wrote: > >>> The encoded string is: > >>> > >>> MTA2NDIwL21vZEB3b3JsZC5zdGQuY29tLy8 > >> > >>It's base64. The decoded string is: > >> > >>106420/[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >> > >>HTH! > > > >It d

Re: OT: Help decoding SPAMMER's encoding of my contact info

2003-10-26 Thread Michael ODonnell
I wrote: >>> The encoded string is: >>> >>> MTA2NDIwL21vZEB3b3JsZC5zdGQuY29tLy8 >> >>It's base64. The decoded string is: >> >>106420/[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >>HTH! > > >It does help - thanks! For the benefit of those here >gathered, please reveal your methods; how did you decode >it? Is there a s

Re: OT: Help decoding SPAMMER's encoding of my contact info

2003-10-26 Thread Michael ODonnell
>> The encoded string is: >> >> MTA2NDIwL21vZEB3b3JsZC5zdGQuY29tLy8 > >It's base64. The decoded string is: > >106420/[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >HTH! It does help - thanks! For the benefit of those here gathered, please reveal your methods; how did you decode it? Is there a simple filter already e

Re: OT: Help decoding SPAMMER's encoding of my contact info

2003-10-26 Thread Bill Mullen
On Sun, 26 Oct 2003, Michael ODonnell wrote: > I wrote: > >>> The encoded string is: > >>> > >>> MTA2NDIwL21vZEB3b3JsZC5zdGQuY29tLy8 > >> > >>It's base64. The decoded string is: > >> > >>106420/[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >> > >>HTH! > > > >It does help - thanks! For the benefit of those here gathered,

Re: OT: Help decoding SPAMMER's encoding of my contact info

2003-10-26 Thread Bill Mullen
On Sun, 26 Oct 2003, Michael ODonnell wrote: > The encoded string is: > > MTA2NDIwL21vZEB3b3JsZC5zdGQuY29tLy8 It's base64. The decoded string is: 106420/[EMAIL PROTECTED] HTH! -- Bill Mullen [EMAIL PROTECTED] MA, USA RLU #270075 MDK 8.1 & 9.0 "Microsoft has a new version out, Windo

OT: Help decoding SPAMMER's encoding of my contact info

2003-10-26 Thread Michael ODonnell
I've received SPAM where my contact info has been stored in a string encoded in (what I believe to be) some simple-minded format that I'd like to decode. I have reason to believe that this format is on the order of rot13, or uuencoding, or base64, or some other relatively straightforward transform