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Base64 is an encoding algorithm, not encryption. Anyone can decode it. If the data is sensitive, password-protect the ZIP with AES-256 before converting it to Base64.
Could you clarify if you are looking to a ZIP file into a text string, or if you are trying to fix broken filenames within an existing archive? How to get the encoded name of a ZipEntry? #401 - GitHub
Use the command parameter -mcu=on to force UTF-8 for non-ASCII symbols.
If extracting via command line in Linux or macOS and facing broken filenames, use unzip -O CP437 file.zip (substituting CP437 with the origin system's language encoding, like Shift-JIS for Japanese).
Base64 is an encoding algorithm, not encryption. Anyone can decode it. If the data is sensitive, password-protect the ZIP with AES-256 before converting it to Base64.
Could you clarify if you are looking to a ZIP file into a text string, or if you are trying to fix broken filenames within an existing archive? How to get the encoded name of a ZipEntry? #401 - GitHub Encode.zip
Use the command parameter -mcu=on to force UTF-8 for non-ASCII symbols. Base64 is an encoding algorithm, not encryption
If extracting via command line in Linux or macOS and facing broken filenames, use unzip -O CP437 file.zip (substituting CP437 with the origin system's language encoding, like Shift-JIS for Japanese). Base64 is an encoding algorithm
