Bengaly
November 14th, 2001, 05:46
heya guys
i am in thins contest which i can get 300 points.
this will rank me up in the mabye 1 position and will win Thundercats toys :-))
so polease give it a shot like me :-)
here is the Encrypted Message i need to DEecrypt:
@!*%)!]EN_(!E%)IE:$%\E%\E+<
:$]_E<:EN<:Y\E*<%]E+*!as!EN_(!E%)AEEN<:Y\E*<%]E:$%\E%\E@!*%)!]IE.!E<]!E]!<~%)#E?_"E*_"~E<
~EN*!<]AEE$_E*?)/S_IE$_.E%\E!,!]?_)!OEE!,!]?_)!E%\E@%)!E.!E\$_"*~EM!E*<
~%)#E%)E<M_":E@_"]E~<?\E@]_(E)_.AEE!/N!**!):IE*%_)S_E.%**EM!E#*<~E:_E$!<]E:$<:AEE%\E!,!]?:$%)#E<**E]%#$:OEE?!\E!,!]?E:$%)#E%\E@%)!E*?)/S_E_"]E!)!(%!\E$<,!E)_:E(<~!E<E\%)#*!E(_,!E:$<:E.!E&
_.E_@E\%)N!E.!E<]]%,!~AE%)E@<N:E%EM!*%!,!E%:E%\EM_:$!]%)#EN$!!:<]<E<
~E:?#]<AEE:$<:E%\E:_EM!E"
~!]E\:__~IE.!E.%**EN_):<N:E?_"E<:E:$%\E:%(!E:_(_]]_.AE]_#!]E<
~E_":E@!*%)!]IE:$%\E%\EN<:Y\E*<%]E\%#$%)#E_@@AE
Authors note:
The KGB, roughly the Soviet Union’s equivalent to the CIA, often used one-time encryption pads. These pads had symbols and characters that changed from message to message. They were thought to be unbreakable, unless you had the key that was on the other pad. This puzzle is similar to that, because I randomly selected the alphabet, or did I? If you can decode it, you may have a job waiting for you at the CIA.
Here are a few things to remember. In the English language, the most common used letter is "E". On a key bored the most common button pushed is the "space key". Using these two things, and some luck you should have a message that will read as if it were a perfectly typed instant message. If you can successfully find which Key I used as "E", I would suggest assigning the key right next to it as "F" and so on. BTW the vary first word of the message is a ThunderCat word. That is a word appearing only in ThunderCat related areas. Also look for patterns. Like any conversation, this one has many small words. The repetition of the same letter sequences over and over again usually mean s it is a word. Each symbol then respects another letter. There is a strict 1 to 1 bases, meaning that no where in the puzzle does it take more then one symbol to from a letter.
Good luck
any post will get me up thinking thanx u..
btw, io may think that _ is " " spaceBar ascii, i may get wrong though.
cya guy.
thanx Bengi
i am in thins contest which i can get 300 points.
this will rank me up in the mabye 1 position and will win Thundercats toys :-))
so polease give it a shot like me :-)
here is the Encrypted Message i need to DEecrypt:
@!*%)!]EN_(!E%)IE:$%\E%\E+<







Authors note:
The KGB, roughly the Soviet Union’s equivalent to the CIA, often used one-time encryption pads. These pads had symbols and characters that changed from message to message. They were thought to be unbreakable, unless you had the key that was on the other pad. This puzzle is similar to that, because I randomly selected the alphabet, or did I? If you can decode it, you may have a job waiting for you at the CIA.
Here are a few things to remember. In the English language, the most common used letter is "E". On a key bored the most common button pushed is the "space key". Using these two things, and some luck you should have a message that will read as if it were a perfectly typed instant message. If you can successfully find which Key I used as "E", I would suggest assigning the key right next to it as "F" and so on. BTW the vary first word of the message is a ThunderCat word. That is a word appearing only in ThunderCat related areas. Also look for patterns. Like any conversation, this one has many small words. The repetition of the same letter sequences over and over again usually mean s it is a word. Each symbol then respects another letter. There is a strict 1 to 1 bases, meaning that no where in the puzzle does it take more then one symbol to from a letter.
Good luck
any post will get me up thinking thanx u..
btw, io may think that _ is " " spaceBar ascii, i may get wrong though.
cya guy.
thanx Bengi