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Cryptex
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Posted: 15th Apr 2011 14:08
i made some code and i want to test...
If there is someone who understands codes ,let's try to break this code ,of course if you can eheheh

882132328213223232233131232233223813231488
8881213218212211213232822212188
81323112333118
882132328313313132321813213188
882122138213313233122121223314821331488
88813331382332121213212133228223333888
82123211213133318
882133218313313322123813213188
Grog Grueslayer
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Posted: 15th Apr 2011 21:08
That's not a code that's Americas national debt.

Cryptex
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Posted: 16th Apr 2011 01:59
hehe it`s a code... crack if u can...
If you translate this code/crack u will get part of a famous book...
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Posted: 16th Apr 2011 04:47
Quote: "That's not a code that's Americas national debt."
Lol... yep if you make them all one continuous number...

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Posted: 16th Apr 2011 20:25 Edited at: 16th Apr 2011 20:56
I'll have a go cracking it!

Meanwhile here's my own code...

c8j6u5s9q4a1p5x6z9h4d1t6t1t9f9q5s9b1u9y5g5c5l2

Tip: I have include a space as the last character of the alphabet after z. The message is a question.

Answer and explanation of the code:


[edit]
The only progress I've made on your code is that a 4 is always preceded by a 1.
I don't understand why the only digits are 1,2,3,4 and 8. 1+2+3+4+8=18 +8=26 hmmm...


Be good.
Cryptex
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Posted: 16th Apr 2011 22:07
okej OBese87 good thinking continue to work and you may find the solution and crack this code good luck
p.s. in this code i have ONLY char ( no numbers and space )
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Posted: 17th Apr 2011 18:03 Edited at: 17th Apr 2011 18:32
Heres some things I've spotted

Each line always starts and ends with an 8
Each line either ends with 88 or 18
4 is always preceded by 31 and succeeded by an 8
Most of the lines start with 8821
3223 comes up 4 times in the first line but never in any of the others.
3 never appears in the first 2 letters or the last 3 letters. (could be a coincidence)

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Posted: 17th Apr 2011 20:46
Kaedroho you're on the right path !

but some things you have noticed is coincidence, but some are not!!
things they are not coincidence are these :

-Each line always starts and ends with an 8 (correct)
-Each line either ends with 88 or 18 (correct, but see help)

*** help for u: how long the code will be ,always start//ends with 8 or 88

-4 is always preceded by 31 and succeeded by an 8 (correct,but see help)

*** help for u : but sometimes (not in this code i mean -general)
4 is also with 33 . ex 314 and 334

good work for now ...
keep going, i hope you'll figure it out

sorry for my english, hope you'll understand
i'll try to write beter to understand
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Posted: 18th Apr 2011 09:27 Edited at: 18th Apr 2011 09:28
Here's decryption code for Obese's method, although I think he made a typo. Using his key the decryption will work fine with his example, however, at first I did not notice he flipped X and Y which through my initial result off. Considering the rest of the alphabet is in order, I assumed he made a typo since X should come before Y.



I'm curious as to why Cryptex created a new forum account just for this?

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Posted: 18th Apr 2011 10:05
The only person who can solve it is "the one", and it contains important information for his/her eyes only. A new account is crucial so that "Cryptex"'s true identity remains untraceable.


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Posted: 18th Apr 2011 11:03
Cryptex = DeadTom ???

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Posted: 18th Apr 2011 12:48
Phaelax :
Im new member on this forum.and i have only one account create on this forum and that is "Cryptex".Im 20 years old and im from Macedonia.
In the past ,I had a lot of mine codes and i was posted on the forums and they were cracked by members..

answ1:
-Now i was create new code and post on forums to testit if someone can crackit.

answ2:
and im not deadtom. im just a man how make codes and crack if u can
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Posted: 18th Apr 2011 22:18
Just asking cause a new account popped up and posted about encryption the day after an existing member posted a similar topic. Just seemed like a funny coincidence. I don't really care, was only saying.

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Cryptex
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Posted: 18th Apr 2011 23:13
i saw that post from deadtom and my code is posted there ...coincidence ...

p.s. and people I still wait to someone crack the code ? :-|
Cryptex
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Posted: 19th Apr 2011 22:00
I'm disappointed. no one can break this code realy??

882132328213223232233131232233223813231488
8881213218212211213232822212188
81323112333118
882132328313313132321813213188
882122138213313233122121223314821331488
88813331382332121213212133228223333888
82123211213133318
882133218313313322123813213188
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Posted: 20th Apr 2011 00:53
To be blunt about it, I suspect it's simply that no-one really cares enough to try.

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Posted: 20th Apr 2011 10:35 Edited at: 20th Apr 2011 10:35
Quote: "I suspect it's simply that no-one really cares enough to try"
Heh, that's saying it nicely. No one gives a monkeys and it doesn't help that it's from a user that created their account the day before they posted this message. Meh and Yawn come to mind.

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Posted: 20th Apr 2011 12:05
хехехе
Its ur opiniot.Mine opinion is that here nobode can break this code .
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Posted: 20th Apr 2011 12:18
I would but I have programming to do.


My software never has bugs, it just develops random features.
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Cryptex
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Posted: 20th Apr 2011 15:50
Quote: " I would but I have programming to do. "
Ѓ

This challenge will run until someone does not break....
I understand that you are busy ,so try to crack when u will be free
Cryptex
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Posted: 28th May 2011 01:25
ohhh realy no one can break this code ? realy ?
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Posted: 28th May 2011 01:37
noone cares

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Posted: 28th May 2011 02:07 Edited at: 28th May 2011 02:15
A lot of people have fun making and deciphering codes, I think the problem is that because you are new, the people who might have had a go at cracking your code aren't confident that it will work at all. Show us some of the other ciphers you've made and maybe that will inspire confidence in people that you are the real deal code maker.
Also, this is a very long code so people could be put off because it will take a long time to decode.

Another thing to bear in mind is your code has no context. Is this a worded message? Is it a list of names? A bus schedule? You have to let people know what they are looking for, maybe even build a story around it for a bit of entertainment; "British Intelligence intercepted this message at 07:12 this morning, it was transmitted and looped for thirty seconds, the message is believed to have been broadcast from the communications tower of a disused airfield just outside Baghdad. We need your expertise to help decipher the code..."


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Posted: 28th May 2011 02:43
This topic so reminds me of something I once did here.

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Posted: 28th May 2011 02:47
Well, he did say:

Quote: "If you translate this code/crack u will get part of a famous book..."


So I assume that it's a series of words from a well known book. He also said that the code has no spaces, so I'm assuming that each line of numbers is one word. I could be wrong, of course, but it seems like a sensible idea to me.

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Posted: 28th May 2011 02:54 Edited at: 28th May 2011 03:26
Quote: "Well, he did say:

Quote: "If you translate this code/crack u will get part of a famous book..."

So I assume that it's a series of words from a well known book. He also said that the code has no spaces, so I'm assuming that each line of numbers is one word. I could be wrong, of course, but it seems like a sensible idea to me."

Yeah I just saw that and was about to post.

Does this format get us any closer?
Removing the 8s leaves us with groups of three digits:


Also I noticed lines 4 and 8 are almost identical (I added spaces where the sequences differ):
4. 88213 232 8313313 132321 813213188
8. 88213 321 8313313 322123 813213188


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Posted: 28th May 2011 03:27
I have a question for you first...

Who is Aleks Iliosk?

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Quote: "Quote: "Well, he did say:

Quote: "If you translate this code/crack u will get part of a famous book..."

So I assume that it's a series of words from a well known book. He also said that the code has no spaces, so I'm assuming that each line of numbers is one word. I could be wrong, of course, but it seems like a sensible idea to me."
Yeah I just saw that and was about to post.

Does this format get us any closer?
Removing the 8s leaves us with groups of three digits:
+ Code Snippet

88 213 232 8 213 223 232 233 131 232 233 223 8 132 314 88
888 121 321 8 212 211 213 232 8 222 121 88
8 132 311 233 311 8
88 213 232 8 313 313 132 321 8 132 131 88
88 212 213 8 213 313 233 122 121 223 314 8 213 314 88
888 133 313 8 233 212 121 321 213 322 8 223 333 888
8 212 321 121 313 331 8
88 213 321 8 313 313 322 123 8 132 131 88



Also I noticed lines 4 and 8 are almost identical (I added spaces where the sequences differ):
4. 88213 232 8313313 132321 813213188
8. 88213 321 8313313 322123 813213188"


OBese87 goоd job for removing the 8s leaves us with groups of three digits ....you are closer ...

**(three digits)What can you /we conclude from that ??
** Lines 4 and 8 is coincidence
** and my advice : hold on this for now :

88 213 232 8 213 223 232 233 131 232 233 223 8 132 314 88
888 121 321 8 212 211 213 232 8 222 121 88
8 132 311 233 311 8
88 213 232 8 313 313 132 321 8 132 131 88
88 212 213 8 213 313 233 122 121 223 314 8 213 314 88
888 133 313 8 233 212 121 321 213 322 8 223 333 888
8 212 321 121 313 331 8
88 213 321 8 313 313 322 123 8 132 131 88

So hopefully next time will be more and more closer and finnaly break this code
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Posted: 28th May 2011 11:21
Quote: "I have a question for you first...

Who is Aleks Iliosk?"


My firs and last name : Aleksandar Ilioski
like Macedonian king Aleksandar The Great

other question ?
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Something else I noticed is that 4 only appears in the triplet 314.


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Posted: 28th May 2011 15:09 Edited at: 28th May 2011 15:17
Quote: "My firs and last name : Aleksandar Ilioski "


Incorrect: The correct answer is "me" or "I am Aleks Ilioski".

Quote: "other question ?"


Yes. Who cut your hair?

Terror made me cruel; and finding it useless to attempt shaking the creature off, I pulled its wrist on to the broken pane, and rubbed it to and fro till the blood ran down and soaked the bedclothes

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Posted: 28th May 2011 19:12 Edited at: 28th May 2011 19:17
??? who cut my hair ???why?

and what is this ?
Quote: "Terror made me cruel; and finding it useless to attempt shaking the creature off, I pulled its wrist on to the broken pane, and rubbed it to and fro till the blood ran down and soaked the bedclothes"


this is my post from other site example .. but i cant figure out why u post that
Sorry for my English,I hope you'll understand
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Posted: 28th May 2011 19:20
Quote: "??? who cut my hair ???why?"

You asked me if I had any other questions and I did. If you're just going to answer my questions with questions then don't ask me if I have any questions.

Quote: "and what is this ?"

That's my interpretation of your code.

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Quote: "Something else I noticed is that 4 only appears in the triplet 314."

yes yes.
is not coincidence
**ONLY at this triplet 314 (no other), 4 appears.
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Quote: "Quote: "??? who cut my hair ???why?"
You asked me if I had any other questions and I did. If you're just going to answer my questions with questions then don't ask me if I have any questions."

...some girl ....
Quote: "Quote: "and what is this ?"
That's my interpretation of your code.
"


nice joke...

guestions?
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Posted: 28th May 2011 19:31
Without any relevance, history, or at least a few messages to compare with, it's nearly impossible to crack just a paragraph of code, even if it uses a simple encryption.

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Quote: "Without any relevance, history, or at least a few messages to compare with, it's nearly impossible to crack just a paragraph of code, even if it uses a simple encryption."


"few messages to compare with " you mean more codes ?
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Quote: "you mean more codes ? "

Yes, YES! GIMMEH TEH CODEZ!

But I've always been interested in cryptography, so this thread does look interesting.

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Posted: 28th May 2011 19:47 Edited at: 28th May 2011 19:54
For example,let's use the military. When we intercept a message on the battlefield, we can assume certain things about it.

- It is military in nature.
- It's from one military group or entity to another.
- It concerns military operations.
- It is time sensitive or possibly contains date and time info.
etc, etc, etc.
After a few messages, we can hopefully discern a pattern.

Now take one short message from someone you know nothing about. You could be a man or woman, adult or child, nuclear physicist or garbage collector. It could be related to a recipe for Girl Scout cookies, a list of parts to fix the car or a love letter to Mum. There is not enough information to begin to figure what it may be about or who it was meant for. With just the one paragraph and no other reference, you might just as well have pressed random keys and told it it meant something.

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Quote: "But I've always been interested in cryptography, so this thread does look interesting."

try to break this code...OBese87 has already noticed something and maybe he will break this code..

I have a problem with time zones. Тime in my state ( Macedonia ) now is 18:55 , but on this forum is 11:55 ( 6 hourdifference) . Now i must go to work and later i`ll post again /or from my mobilе
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Quote: "For example,let's use the military. When we intercept a message on the battlefield, we can assume certain things about it.

- It is military in nature.
- It's from one military group or entity to another.
- It concerns military operations.
- It is time sensitive or possibly contains date and time info.
etc, etc, etc.
After a few messages, we can hopefully discern a pattern.

Now take one short message from someone you know nothing about. You could be a man or woman, adult or child, nuclear physicist or garbage collector..........
"

You want more codes ? (ex: i will code/crypt. names of movie , song games, famous quotations ect... ) or you ask for more information about this code ?
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[Activating Nic Cage mode]

Well if it appears in the triplet 413, it must be linked to the web comic HOMESTUCK from MSPAINTADVENTURES. It's made by ANDREW HUSSIE who always loves a good puzzle. It's linked because all throughout the comic 413 appears and has become an inside joke. All we have to do is find this man's personal connection to Andrew Hussie, and that will lead us to the next clue. So give us more information about yourself.

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Cryptex, stop double posting, use edit in future.

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So this code is part of a famous book? Is it the title? The first line?

Here is a coded message in a code I thought was the answer! But the 4 makes this impossible

231221312312322

It's one word.


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And I found a book by Mr. Andrew Hussie called The Starlight Calliope, Whistles, book 1.

It's a graphic novel about clowns, maybe something within there can lead us to the answer.

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Quote: "[Activating Nic Cage mode]

Well if it appears in the triplet 413"


**well isnt 413 is 314 .

Quote: "So this code is part of a famous book? Is it the title? The first line?"


**No.isnt title,isnt first line , is part of text of famous book.
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1. It is NOT a part of famous book name.
2. All lines ( eight lines ) are the contents (part of a text) of a famous book ...

3. Each line is a part of a Sentence ...
- see examplе that is just as written and not take the exact code .(it is not properly coded.) This is an example only to show what is each line or what you can expect ........ ex:

Terrormademecruel --------> 88xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx88
andfindingituseless --------> 8xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx8
toattempt --------> 888 xxxxxxxxxxxxxx888
shakingthecreatureoff ..... --------> 88xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx88 ....

" Terror made me cruel; and finding it useless to attempt shaking the creature off " (this is part of a text from book ,I found through google http://www.goodreads.com/quotes/show/282875 )

Each line (Terrormademecruel) or (toattempt) is a part of a sentece .... each line has code (Terrormademecruel=88xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx88) or (toattempt=888 xxxxxxxxxxxxxx888).
All lines are the contents (part of a text) of а book.
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I give up.

[edit]
Hang on let me read your last post before I give up.

Is each triplet (e.g. 314) a letter?
Do the 8s mean anything?


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Quote: "I give up.

[edit]
Hang on let me read your last post before I give up.

Is each triplet (e.g. 314) a letter?
Do the 8s mean anything?"


Are u give up ??
think think think and u will be figure out. I must log out and finis my exam..
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Posted: 31st May 2011 01:38 Edited at: 31st May 2011 01:38
is there any progress people ?
what happened with you OBese87 ? you have the right way, you noticed correct things ...

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