PlaneShift
Fan Area => The Hydlaa Plaza => Topic started by: ZeeroGW on May 09, 2007, 06:22:58 am
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Well?
69 66 20 79 6f 75 20 63 61 6e 20 72 65 61 64 20 74 68 69 73 20 74 68 65 6e 20 69 20 73 61 6c 75 74 65 20 79 6f 75 20 61 73 20 67 65 65 6b 20 6f 66 20 74 68 65 20 77 65 65 6b 21
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if you can read this then i salute you as geek of the week!
Too easy.
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holy crap, i was thinking that would last a while
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I knew it was hex the second I saw it. The side effects of having an exam where conversions by hand are needed a few days ago :P
You could have made it harder by converting the hex to octal or decimal, or both (or more).
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a few buddies of mine can read and write it as if it were english
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At some point I've run into a puzzle that required translating something looking suspiciously like that, so I googled "hex translator" and stuck it in :)
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a few buddies of mine can read and write it as if it were english
Hex isn't hard (thankfully). Math conversion is easy (convert base x to 16), and letter conversion is just ascii hex codes for each character.
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Yes, but those things still take a while (particularly the ASCII bit) if you don't do it frequently. I could see it taking a good 10 minutes, possibly more, depending on how tired I was.
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Aww gees and I was gonna say I was made of swiss cheese....
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At least it wasn't in " 13375|*34|( ", of course there is a translator for it as well
Now... I have three things to add:
10020 10212 11111 11102 11010 11100 10201 1012 11111 11010 11100 1012 11102 10121 11021 11022 10202 1012 11022 10220 11001 10202 1012 10201 10202 10200 11010 10201 10220 11002 10211 1012 11022 10212 10220 11021 2100
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/\ /\ /\ /\ /\ /\ /\ /\ /\ /\ /\ /\ /\ /\ /\ /\ /\ /\ /\ /\
Whywoud you naste time decoding this?
well in reply to that:
00100101001101010011010000100101001101100100011000100101001100100011000000100101
00110110001101100010010100110110001110010010010100110110010001010010010100110110
00110100001001010011001000110000001001010011011000110110001001010011011001000011
00100101001101100011000100100101001101110011011100100101001101110011001100100101
00110010001100000010010100110110001110010010010100110110010001010010010100110010
00110000001001010011011100111001001001010011011001000110001001010011011100110101
00100101001101110011001000100101001100100011000000100101001101100011010100100101
00110110010001010010010100110110001100110010010100110110010001100010010100110110
00110100001001010011011000111001001001010011011001000101001001010011011000110111
this one will take abit longer than it first looks but still quite easy.
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:o If you look to long at it I start to see things :o
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:o If you look to long at it I start to see things :o
:o do you see dead people?????
(when I saw the thread title I was going to reply with "sugar and spice and all things nice :D )
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I have no idea what you guys are talking about, and i feel very... normal :]
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Well a very quick rough explanation (and probably minor errors as I'm tired) for noobs.
Computer signals have two possible states: On and Off ie "1" and "0" (Which is why power buttons have this mark)
Binary is a number system made of 2 numbers: "1" and "0" Counting in binary goes like this:
0 1 10 11 100 101 110 111 etc
Trinary has 3 numbers: "0", "1" and "2" Counting in trinary goes like this:
0 1 2 10 11 12 20 21 22 100 etc
anyway back onto binary is base for all computer singals. So for example when you type the letter "O" the binary singal that is sent is: "01001111" which tells the computer to do its magic.
Of course you will end up getting very long lines of binary for certain things, perhaps a security key, thats 128 digits long. This is rather long, so hex is used to make things easier to look at.
Hexadecimal uses 16 "numbers":
0123456789ABCDEF
each "number" represents 4 digits of binary for example:
0 = 0000
1 = 0001
7 = 0111
A = 1010
F = 1111
so using the letter "O" again which is: 01001111 in binary, break it up: 0100 1111, 0100 is 4 in hex, 1111 is F in hex. so "O" in hexadecimal is: 4F.
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Miadon - "To find flaws in your encoding" A nice infosplash.
Ps. You actually made me do a converter for myself. :>
- Cherps
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I was making it too easy... time for a real challenge!!!
Too bad that anyone can find a converter of numeric systems and a hex-to-text translator on the web
But, time to go with real encryption :devil:
tough, but not what I would consider impossible
See if you can handle this hackers!
-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.1 (GNU/Linux)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=OYRe
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----
Think outside the box, and as I said, it's not impossible to break, or to guess ;)
Of course you need the proper software for it.
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Here is my conversion of your code:
Some very *ahem* original message with no a real meaning at all.
signed by someone
But that is of course with the "Socius, make decoded messages even better to read decodertm"
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Here is my conversion of your code:
Some very *ahem* original message with no a real meaning at all.
signed by someone
But that is of course with the "Socius, make decoded messages even better to read decodertm"
Wrong, here is a hint: By reading my whole post(not the encrypted message), you can see the password for it, just think outside of the box.w
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Well your question was...
"what are you made of?"
And my answer...Sugar, spice and everything naughty ;)
That's what this little girl is made of muahahaha!
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I am made of ideas, and ideas are bulletproof... As matter and energy they can't be destroyed, only changed... but with enough change, I will slip past the barrier of human existence... Therefore, I am not bulletproof.
Now for the "grounded on earth" people... I am made of an immensely large amount of atoms as well... and atoms are bulletproof! :P
And by the way, an edit on the previous post will make it ridiculously easy to get the password, all you need now is to know enough of computers to install and use PGP or an Open-source software based on it(Mine is KGPG, a GnuPG with a GUI for KDE).
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YOurt asking a dysnumeric person to translate hexadecimal figures?
What kind of monster are you!?
I am a pillar of salt.
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I'm made of me, I'm full of me.
And that already tells a lot about me :P
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Atoms are not bullet-proof if your bullet is a sub-atomic particle, and it sounds like your pass-phrase is "outside the box", though I didn't bother testing it.
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Show a bullet capable of provoking fission or fusion, and a gun capable of firing one :P
And no... the password is composed by letters on ITALIC, from the same post where is the code.
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Atoms are not bullet-proof if your bullet is a sub-atomic particle, and it sounds like your pass-phrase is "outside the box", though I didn't bother testing it.
You've invented the lazer gun. Let the star wars commence.
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one of my teachers is able to code directly with binary characters.... it's ... scaring...