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wait wait wait wait wait
since when was it "unimportant parts of the world"
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Its probably some sort of Vigenère cipher. Someone who recorded both ciphers could probably solve it, assuming the message was the same and that The_Templar followed some sort of standardized address format. But I don't think anyone here is obsessive enough to actually do that.
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SGTK's starting to slowly catch up to me. =/
Guess I'm gonna have to settle for top 8 by the time Blizzcon ends.
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On October 22 2014 06:38 IntoTheheart wrote:
SGTK's starting to slowly catch up to me. =/
Guess I'm gonna have to settle for top 8 by the time Blizzcon ends.
unless yorkie comes back and walker and yosu go insane on pashun? you should be okay with a 5th or 6th spot
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On October 22 2014 06:38 dangthatsright wrote:
wait wait wait wait wait
since when was it "unimportant parts of the world"
Since the beginning.
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On October 22 2014 06:38 IntoTheheart wrote:
SGTK's starting to slowly catch up to me. =/
Guess I'm gonna have to settle for top 8 by the time Blizzcon ends.
I wont catch up. You're safe dude
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On October 22 2014 06:40 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2014 06:38 IntoTheheart wrote:
SGTK's starting to slowly catch up to me. =/
Guess I'm gonna have to settle for top 8 by the time Blizzcon ends. I wont catch up. You're safe dude
nah bro, the way you have been going, you can, if you really care to
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On October 22 2014 06:38 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
Its probably some sort of Vigenère cipher. Someone who recorded both ciphers could probably solve it, assuming the message was the same and that The_Templar followed some sort of standardized address format. But I don't think anyone here is obsessive enough to actually do that.
Correct. Yeah I don't think anyone will actually bother to find the code word(s) and frequency analysis is impossible
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On October 22 2014 06:40 Cricketer12 wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2014 06:40 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:On October 22 2014 06:38 IntoTheheart wrote:
SGTK's starting to slowly catch up to me. =/
Guess I'm gonna have to settle for top 8 by the time Blizzcon ends. I wont catch up. You're safe dude nah bro, the way you have been going, you can, if you really care to
I don't actually care lol. I''m just playing it up for fun
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On October 22 2014 06:41 The_Templar wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2014 06:38 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
Its probably some sort of Vigenère cipher. Someone who recorded both ciphers could probably solve it, assuming the message was the same and that The_Templar followed some sort of standardized address format. But I don't think anyone here is obsessive enough to actually do that. Correct. Yeah I don't think anyone will actually bother to find the code word(s) and frequency analysis is impossible
Give us a hint. Are the code words something starcraft related? also what's a vigenere cipher?
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On October 22 2014 06:43 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2014 06:41 The_Templar wrote:On October 22 2014 06:38 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
Its probably some sort of Vigenère cipher. Someone who recorded both ciphers could probably solve it, assuming the message was the same and that The_Templar followed some sort of standardized address format. But I don't think anyone here is obsessive enough to actually do that. Correct. Yeah I don't think anyone will actually bother to find the code word(s) and frequency analysis is impossible Give us a hint. Are the code words something starcraft related? also what's a vigenere cipher?
i believe its wehn letters = numbers but you dont know the pattern, it may be a=1 or a=16
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On October 22 2014 06:43 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2014 06:41 The_Templar wrote:On October 22 2014 06:38 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
Its probably some sort of Vigenère cipher. Someone who recorded both ciphers could probably solve it, assuming the message was the same and that The_Templar followed some sort of standardized address format. But I don't think anyone here is obsessive enough to actually do that. Correct. Yeah I don't think anyone will actually bother to find the code word(s) and frequency analysis is impossible Give us a hint. Are the code words something starcraft related? also what's a vigenere cipher?
generate a string as long as the message by taking a key and repeating it, then do position-wise mod 26 addition
or read the wikipedia article, it's probably a little easier to understand than that one sentence
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On October 22 2014 06:43 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2014 06:41 The_Templar wrote:On October 22 2014 06:38 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
Its probably some sort of Vigenère cipher. Someone who recorded both ciphers could probably solve it, assuming the message was the same and that The_Templar followed some sort of standardized address format. But I don't think anyone here is obsessive enough to actually do that. Correct. Yeah I don't think anyone will actually bother to find the code word(s) and frequency analysis is impossible Give us a hint. Are the code words something starcraft related? also what's a vigenere cipher?
Choose a text of equal length to your message and assign a value for each character of both messages. Add them together resulting a new character for each pair. You have your new message.
On October 22 2014 06:44 Cricketer12 wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2014 06:43 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:On October 22 2014 06:41 The_Templar wrote:On October 22 2014 06:38 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
Its probably some sort of Vigenère cipher. Someone who recorded both ciphers could probably solve it, assuming the message was the same and that The_Templar followed some sort of standardized address format. But I don't think anyone here is obsessive enough to actually do that. Correct. Yeah I don't think anyone will actually bother to find the code word(s) and frequency analysis is impossible Give us a hint. Are the code words something starcraft related? also what's a vigenere cipher? i believe its wehn letters = numbers but you dont know the pattern, it may be a=1 or a=16
No that's a Caesar cipher. A Vigenère cipher usually also does that, but its more than that.
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On October 22 2014 06:45 ZigguratOfUr wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2014 06:43 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:On October 22 2014 06:41 The_Templar wrote:On October 22 2014 06:38 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
Its probably some sort of Vigenère cipher. Someone who recorded both ciphers could probably solve it, assuming the message was the same and that The_Templar followed some sort of standardized address format. But I don't think anyone here is obsessive enough to actually do that. Correct. Yeah I don't think anyone will actually bother to find the code word(s) and frequency analysis is impossible Give us a hint. Are the code words something starcraft related? also what's a vigenere cipher? Choose a text of equal length to your message and assign a value for each character of both messages. Add them together resulting a new character for each pair. You have your new message.
It doesn't have to be of equal length (just repeat the same code message over and over)
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On October 22 2014 06:45 ZigguratOfUr wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2014 06:43 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:On October 22 2014 06:41 The_Templar wrote:On October 22 2014 06:38 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
Its probably some sort of Vigenère cipher. Someone who recorded both ciphers could probably solve it, assuming the message was the same and that The_Templar followed some sort of standardized address format. But I don't think anyone here is obsessive enough to actually do that. Correct. Yeah I don't think anyone will actually bother to find the code word(s) and frequency analysis is impossible Give us a hint. Are the code words something starcraft related? also what's a vigenere cipher? Choose a text of equal length to your message and assign a value for each character of both messages. Add them together resulting a new character for each pair. You have your new message. Show nested quote +On October 22 2014 06:44 Cricketer12 wrote:On October 22 2014 06:43 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:On October 22 2014 06:41 The_Templar wrote:On October 22 2014 06:38 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
Its probably some sort of Vigenère cipher. Someone who recorded both ciphers could probably solve it, assuming the message was the same and that The_Templar followed some sort of standardized address format. But I don't think anyone here is obsessive enough to actually do that. Correct. Yeah I don't think anyone will actually bother to find the code word(s) and frequency analysis is impossible Give us a hint. Are the code words something starcraft related? also what's a vigenere cipher? i believe its wehn letters = numbers but you dont know the pattern, it may be a=1 or a=16 No that's a Caesar cipher. A Vigenère cipher usually also does that, but its more than that.
That sounds hard to crack.
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On October 22 2014 06:47 The_Templar wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2014 06:45 ZigguratOfUr wrote:On October 22 2014 06:43 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:On October 22 2014 06:41 The_Templar wrote:On October 22 2014 06:38 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
Its probably some sort of Vigenère cipher. Someone who recorded both ciphers could probably solve it, assuming the message was the same and that The_Templar followed some sort of standardized address format. But I don't think anyone here is obsessive enough to actually do that. Correct. Yeah I don't think anyone will actually bother to find the code word(s) and frequency analysis is impossible Give us a hint. Are the code words something starcraft related? also what's a vigenere cipher? Choose a text of equal length to your message and assign a value for each character of both messages. Add them together resulting a new character for each pair. You have your new message. It doesn't have to be of equal length (just repeat the same code message over and over)
True, but that introduces additional vulnerabilities. A Caesar cipher is just a Vigenère of length 1 for example.
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On October 22 2014 06:48 ZigguratOfUr wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2014 06:47 The_Templar wrote:On October 22 2014 06:45 ZigguratOfUr wrote:On October 22 2014 06:43 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:On October 22 2014 06:41 The_Templar wrote:On October 22 2014 06:38 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
Its probably some sort of Vigenère cipher. Someone who recorded both ciphers could probably solve it, assuming the message was the same and that The_Templar followed some sort of standardized address format. But I don't think anyone here is obsessive enough to actually do that. Correct. Yeah I don't think anyone will actually bother to find the code word(s) and frequency analysis is impossible Give us a hint. Are the code words something starcraft related? also what's a vigenere cipher? Choose a text of equal length to your message and assign a value for each character of both messages. Add them together resulting a new character for each pair. You have your new message. It doesn't have to be of equal length (just repeat the same code message over and over) True, but that introduces additional vulnerabilities. A Caesar cipher is just a Vigenère of length 1 for example.
It's not a long message so frequency analysis is weaker
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On October 22 2014 06:47 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2014 06:45 ZigguratOfUr wrote:On October 22 2014 06:43 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:On October 22 2014 06:41 The_Templar wrote:On October 22 2014 06:38 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
Its probably some sort of Vigenère cipher. Someone who recorded both ciphers could probably solve it, assuming the message was the same and that The_Templar followed some sort of standardized address format. But I don't think anyone here is obsessive enough to actually do that. Correct. Yeah I don't think anyone will actually bother to find the code word(s) and frequency analysis is impossible Give us a hint. Are the code words something starcraft related? also what's a vigenere cipher? Choose a text of equal length to your message and assign a value for each character of both messages. Add them together resulting a new character for each pair. You have your new message. On October 22 2014 06:44 Cricketer12 wrote:On October 22 2014 06:43 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:On October 22 2014 06:41 The_Templar wrote:On October 22 2014 06:38 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
Its probably some sort of Vigenère cipher. Someone who recorded both ciphers could probably solve it, assuming the message was the same and that The_Templar followed some sort of standardized address format. But I don't think anyone here is obsessive enough to actually do that. Correct. Yeah I don't think anyone will actually bother to find the code word(s) and frequency analysis is impossible Give us a hint. Are the code words something starcraft related? also what's a vigenere cipher? i believe its wehn letters = numbers but you dont know the pattern, it may be a=1 or a=16 No that's a Caesar cipher. A Vigenère cipher usually also does that, but its more than that. That sounds hard to crack.
harder than an egg
ya im not gonna take the effort to figure it out, besides, what would i do assuming i figure it out and its his legit address? spread it to the internet and let weird stalkers fuck him up? nah, not worth it
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On October 22 2014 06:47 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2014 06:45 ZigguratOfUr wrote:On October 22 2014 06:43 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:On October 22 2014 06:41 The_Templar wrote:On October 22 2014 06:38 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
Its probably some sort of Vigenère cipher. Someone who recorded both ciphers could probably solve it, assuming the message was the same and that The_Templar followed some sort of standardized address format. But I don't think anyone here is obsessive enough to actually do that. Correct. Yeah I don't think anyone will actually bother to find the code word(s) and frequency analysis is impossible Give us a hint. Are the code words something starcraft related? also what's a vigenere cipher? Choose a text of equal length to your message and assign a value for each character of both messages. Add them together resulting a new character for each pair. You have your new message. On October 22 2014 06:44 Cricketer12 wrote:On October 22 2014 06:43 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:On October 22 2014 06:41 The_Templar wrote:On October 22 2014 06:38 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
Its probably some sort of Vigenère cipher. Someone who recorded both ciphers could probably solve it, assuming the message was the same and that The_Templar followed some sort of standardized address format. But I don't think anyone here is obsessive enough to actually do that. Correct. Yeah I don't think anyone will actually bother to find the code word(s) and frequency analysis is impossible Give us a hint. Are the code words something starcraft related? also what's a vigenere cipher? i believe its wehn letters = numbers but you dont know the pattern, it may be a=1 or a=16 No that's a Caesar cipher. A Vigenère cipher usually also does that, but its more than that. That sounds hard to crack.
It is. Though for a longer message you can use letter frequency analysis to determine the message (using the fact that some letters are more common than others). Of course you can avoid that problem by using random bytes as the code message. Either way, Vigenère isn't terribly practical as you still have to send the key to your interlocutor.
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