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Re: Cryptography Challenge #1!
Link | by gendou on 2005-09-19 20:03:04
you can post the answer if you want.


Re: Cryptography Challenge #1!
Link | by Sturm on 2005-09-20 07:07:36
the answer is
http://gendou.com/crap/temp/clue2

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Re: Cryptography Challenge #1!
Link | by gendou on 2005-09-20 10:59:28
nope. you are close, but you forgot the file extension!


Re: Cryptography Challenge #1!
Link | by Sturm on 2005-09-20 13:04:31
sorry
gendou.com/crap/temp/clue2.aif

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Re: Cryptography Challenge #1!
Link | by psoplayer on 2005-09-20 13:56:33
Really, how did FF7 have anything to do with it?


Re: Cryptography Challenge #1!
Link | by gendou on 2005-09-20 18:32:45 (edited 2005-09-20 18:33:50)
0xFF7 is the hexadecimal offset of the beginning of the URL.
the object is to try to get you thinking in hex, so you can solve clue2.aif
similar to the image file, playing the sound over and over wont do you much good.
you have to open the file up in a hex editor program.


Re: Cryptography Challenge #1!
Link | by psoplayer on 2005-09-20 19:33:57
Damn, I went to a lot of trouble to convert that to a wav so I could reverse it...
You got me again.


Re: Cryptography Challenge #1!
Link | by joeglens on 2005-09-20 20:13:27 (edited 2005-09-20 21:09:42)
So you have embedded a encrypted hex on this one correct?
This will be somewhat a little harder to crack, if i dont know what encryption you used.

P.S.: Already watched FF7:AC jap dvd, and i can only say one thing.... it totally rocks dude!!!!! much much much better than "spirits within"

Re: Cryptography Challenge #1!
Link | by joeglens on 2005-09-20 20:25:18
i think i get the encryption now,
ill crack this baby in no time :)

Re: Cryptography Challenge #1!
Link | by joeglens on 2005-09-20 20:59:01 (edited 2005-09-20 21:06:44)
now that i get the message, i have a mathematical riddle to solve!!!!!!

Re: Cryptography Challenge #1!
Link | by gendou on 2005-09-20 22:18:52 (edited 2005-09-20 22:19:13)
good job joeglens!
try using google to make sense out of the equation. i picked those two large numbers for a reason.


Re: Cryptography Challenge #1!
Link | by joeglens on 2005-09-20 22:23:48
oohhh!!! you know, you could make a new da vinci's code, lol

Re: Cryptography Challenge #1!
Link | by joeglens on 2005-09-21 00:37:20
There are two sets but i still cant figure out how to apply the clue you had just given to me. Series numbers are not my speciality, X(

Re: Cryptography Challenge #1!
Link | by Sturm on 2005-09-21 08:37:53
I'm sorry but I can't figure out how to open the file.. I NEED TO SEE THE ANSWER!!!! HELP ME JOEGLENS!!!!

"Empires rise and fall, but evil is eternal"

Re: Cryptography Challenge #1!
Link | by gendou on 2005-09-21 13:14:10
here is a hint: the two numbers in the subtraction problem are years. who was born and died during those respective years? he was a mathematician who had a recursive series named after himself.


Re: Cryptography Challenge #1!
Link | by joeglens on 2005-09-21 22:25:19
dude, use a hex file editor. I use TechnoLogismiki Hackman.........

I still can't figure out the series of numbers........ its not even f*******i numbers, although im not sure how to look at it....

Re: Cryptography Challenge #1!
Link | by psoplayer on 2005-09-21 23:09:31 (edited 2005-09-21 23:11:14)
I'm just gonna take a wild guess at it even though I've haven't seen this series of numbers. (I looked at the sound file in my primitive hex viewer and didn't see much besides garbage, I kinda suck at these things) Could it possibly be the Fibonacci sequence? (1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34,55,89,etc.)


Re: Cryptography Challenge #1!
Link | by joeglens on 2005-09-21 23:44:34 (edited 2005-09-22 00:24:30)
its not even fibonacci, its just a series of 1s to 8s with spaces (e.g. 111112 22223 3444......), the other set is repetition of 1 to 0 with spaces(e.g. 1234 567 8901 23456 78901 2.......) Its not fibonacci but it has something to do with him

the code was encrpypted hex with the audio clue as the key to break it. better make sure you see the ascii code

Re: Cryptography Challenge #1!
Link | by psoplayer on 2005-09-21 23:51:23
well, in
jpeglens writes:the other set is repetition of 1 to 0 with spaces(e.g. 1234 567 8901 23456 78901 2.......)
I see, ignoring the first set of four, a set of three and then four, then two sets of five (two numbers from the set 34, 55). The answer probably resides in some comparison of the two sets.


Re: Cryptography Challenge #1!
Link | by joeglens on 2005-09-21 23:57:11 (edited 2005-09-22 00:05:16)
its not the actual series i just made an example that follows his pattern somehow and sometime the spaces between group of numbers its 2 and sometimes its 20 spaces

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