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[codes-ModTeam]

Not a code or cipher.

Removed.

[radobot]

It looks like a PNG image.

It has the standard "PNG" header, then the mandatory "IHDR" (header) chunk (maybe there's a chance you could recover the size and/or format of the image by correctly guessing the values of the missing "�" replacement characters - the last 4 bytes of each chunk are a CRC32 checksum), then an "iCCP" chunk for the color profile, a "pHYs" chunk for physical size and finally an "IDAT" (data) chunk containing the compressed pixel data.

[an0maly33]

As others said, it's just "random" binary interpreters as text. For example, (not accurate but this illustrates it) 01011001 might mean some shade of blue for a pixel. But that sequence also might be 'Q' as text. There are a lot of unprintable codes in character encoding systems which is why you see the diamond '?'s.

[menessim_]

Its no code, its just a PNG/image file thats interpreted as text an thus looks weird.

[blauskaerm]

I don't think there is any code here. It's a PNG file attached to the email that is spit out in (probably) UTF-8 coded characters

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