Base64 encoding is a method used to convert binary data into ASCII text for safe internet transmission. It works by breaking binary data into 6-bit chunks and encoding these as a limited set of 64 characters, using padding to ensure the output is a multiple of 4 characters. This technique is commonly utilized in email attachments, image embedding, and data storage.

1. Uncovering the
Mystery:
Demystifying
Base64 Encoding

2. Uncovering the Mystery
Base64 Encoding is a widely-used
technique for encoding binary data as
ASCII text. In this presentation, we will
demystify the process and explain how it
works.

3. What is Base64 Encoding?
Base64 is a way to encode binary data in
ASCII text format. It converts binary data
into a string of characters that can be
safely transmitted over the internet.

4. Why Use Base64 Encoding?
Base64 encoding is used for a variety of
purposes, including email attachments,
image embedding, and data storage in
databases.

5. How Does Base64 Encoding Work?
Base64 encoding works by dividing binary
data into 6-bit chunks, and then
converting those chunks into ASCII
characters. These characters are then
concatenated to form the final encoded
string.

6. Characteristics of Base64 Encoding
Base64 encoding is case-sensitive,
padding is used to ensure that the
encoded string is a multiple of 4
characters in length, and the characters
used in the encoding process are limited
to a specific set of 64 characters.

7. Base64 Encoding Example
Here is an example of Base64
encoding: the binary data 'Hello' is
encoded as 'SGVsbG8=' in Base64.

8. Base64 Decoding Example
Here is an example of Base64 decoding:
the encoded string 'SGVsbG8=' is
decoded as the binary data 'Hello' in
Base64.

9. Base64 encoding is a powerful tool for encoding
binary data as ASCII text. It has a wide range of
applications and is an essential technique for anyone
working with data on the internet.
Conclusion

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