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Geek Culture / Code Cracking!

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DeadTomGC
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Posted: 14th Apr 2011 07:43 Edited at: 16th Apr 2011 00:44
I got an interesting (I think) idea for a code. So, I made a program to decode any words that have been encrypted.
The attached program is this.

Here is some info about the codes.
The codes consist of lowercase letters and numbers only.
No spaces, although the output can have spaces.
If the program gets a character that seems out of place, it will skip it.
Only letters are meant to be generated by the program.

Here is a sample code:
nii9adba4act7
Another code:
zimydzc3igpd1
More to follow.

So, if you are board, try to crack it!

Hints: (don't look at these unless you really think you need to. (you probably will))

1:


2(big one):


3(Don't even THINK about looking at this one!):


4


So, hopefully you will have fun and not take the easy path.

Keep in mind that this isn't supposed to be a puzzle as much as it is supposed to be an uncrackable yet simple code.

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Phaelax
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Posted: 14th Apr 2011 12:05
So numbers don't mean anything in the encoded string, and an encoded character is transformed into a group of 2 or 3 characters?

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DeadTomGC
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Posted: 14th Apr 2011 15:50 Edited at: 14th Apr 2011 15:51
So,hopefully things are more clear now.

DeadTomGC
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Posted: 14th Apr 2011 16:04
The download of the program was a version that displayed all characters before decoding. Sorry about the mistake. I have replaced the file with the one I meant to upload in the first place.

Phaelax
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Posted: 14th Apr 2011 22:39
'hello world' become ' lo'. Is this a reversible encryption or is it like doing an MD5 hash?

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Cryptex
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Posted: 15th Apr 2011 01:33
hmm interst..
DeadTomGC
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Posted: 15th Apr 2011 03:20
The code is meant to be entered without spaces. The program only got the hello part of that. Also, you might want to note that it was space 'lo'.

I'm not sure what you mean by reversible encryption, but there is more than one input for every output.

Cryptex
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Posted: 15th Apr 2011 13:26
i have made а code long time agooo ... can i post here and u gues try to crack (if u cant) or i must open new subject ?
DeadTomGC
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Posted: 16th Apr 2011 00:29 Edited at: 16th Apr 2011 00:39
Sure. We will just post about mine as 1 and yours as 2 or something like that.
What I suggest you do, though, is give a few sample codes that people can try out and use to notice a pattern. Also, put some hints as code snippets so that people can use them if they want.

Top post has a new code sample.

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Posted: 16th Apr 2011 00:41 Edited at: 16th Apr 2011 00:45
Btw, I would define cracking the code as being able to manually interpret a code into words.

Top post has new hint and a clarification.

Cryptex
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Posted: 16th Apr 2011 02:15
i made this code... try to crack
882132328213223232233131232233223813231488
8881213218212211213232822212188
81323112333118
882132328313313132321813213188
882122138213313233122121223314821331488
88813331382332121213212133228223333888
82123211213133318
882133218313313322123813213188
DeadTomGC
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Posted: 16th Apr 2011 05:19 Edited at: 16th Apr 2011 05:20
Well, there are an even number of chars in each line.

Perhaps two digits represent a char.

Are spaces ever encrypted in these codes?

Cryptex
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Posted: 16th Apr 2011 13:24
no spaces and numbers ,only char
Cryptex
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Posted: 16th Apr 2011 15:52
..people do you know a forum for topics of this type ... codess, crecking , breaking , coding/decoding ,Cryptography !?
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Posted: 19th Apr 2011 21:59
I'm disappointed. no one can break this code realy??

882132328213223232233131232233223813231488
8881213218212211213232822212188
81323112333118
882132328313313132321813213188
882122138213313233122121223314821331488
88813331382332121213212133228223333888
82123211213133318
882133218313313322123813213188

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