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Cryptography Challenge #27!
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on 06:46:47 pm 11/17/07 (edited 06:34:38 pm 11/03/10)
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This thread is for discussion of the Gendou.com Cryptography Challenge #27. Click the above link to view the challenge, get hints, and see the scoreboard. Please do NOT post spoilers! You may post your ideas and strategies, but no actual answers, ciphers, or code. 
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Re: Cryptography Challenge #27!
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on 07:58:07 pm 11/17/07 |
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hmm.. I'm not sure of what to look at @_o |
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Re: Cryptography Challenge #27!
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on 08:42:50 pm 11/17/07 (edited 08:43:41 pm 11/17/07)
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This is a hard one, I must say. I'll give you another hint: It's in ASCII. Also, it's only 7 words long.
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Re: Cryptography Challenge #27!
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I don't quite get what I'm supposed to be looking for either. XP    m y . L i F E . i . t r a d e . i n . f o r . y o u r . P A i N . |
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Re: Cryptography Challenge #27!
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on 12:34:44 pm 12/01/07 |
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jeez, nobody has gotten it yet? just take the tt ID and % 256.
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Re: Cryptography Challenge #27!
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on 10:19:32 am 12/03/07 |
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lol i just see letters and symbols @.@ I'm totally stupid...XDD |
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Hahaha, Gendou, your cryptography challenges are too hard for simple-minded people like us. :P If only we were all evil-minded geniuses like you. |
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Re: Cryptography Challenge #27!
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on 02:48:13 pm 12/06/07 |
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Hmm... after multiplying with 2.56 I get loads of numbers... Is it something with primes.....but there aren't only natural numbers.... Sorry, I don't really get it... _(._.)_   |
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Re: Cryptography Challenge #27!
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on 11:58:00 pm 12/06/07 |
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Sent my answer to gendou~ IMDB % is not multiplier~   |
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Re: Cryptography Challenge #27!
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on 12:19:53 am 12/07/07 (edited 12:20:17 am 12/07/07)
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the % symbol stands for the modulo operator.
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Re: Cryptography Challenge #27!
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on 10:07:54 am 12/09/07 (edited 10:10:29 am 12/09/07)
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Finally got it after all the hints =) BTW, since it's ASCII, shouldn't it be % 128 instead, not that it changes much. |
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Re: Cryptography Challenge #27!
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on 10:53:56 am 12/09/07 |
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ASCII characters are one unsigned byte each, 28 = 256. Granted, alphabetical characters happen to lie in the lower 128.
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on 03:04:29 pm 07/17/11 |
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