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| Thread ID: 125086 | 2012-06-06 00:06:00 | Help Decrypt this? | CAZ2012 (16801) | PC World Chat |
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| 1279897 | 2012-06-06 00:06:00 | Hi, im new to the forum, but someone posted this code up previously and i was wondering if someone can help me decrypt it? i don't understand, cheers! :D 4c 6d 70 78 62 47 35 73 64 58 64 32 4a 54 49 77 59 6d 55 6c 4d 6a 42 33 63 6d 73 6c 4d 6a 42 33 62 43 55 79 4d 47 68 75 5a 48 41 6c 4d 6a 42 33 65 47 55 6c 4d 6a 41 6c 4d 6b 4e 33 63 6d 73 6c 4d 6a 42 32 62 43 55 79 4d 48 46 79 64 57 77 6c 4d 6a 42 6f 61 33 63 6c 4d 6a 42 76 62 32 78 33 4a 54 49 77 61 47 35 73 64 58 64 32 4a 54 49 77 63 6e 63 6c 4d 6a 42 33 62 47 52 36 4a 54 49 77 64 33 4a 78 4a 54 49 77 63 6b 63 3d 00 00 00 00 |
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| 1279898 | 2012-06-06 00:25:00 | base 16 | Nick G (16709) | ||
| 1279899 | 2012-06-06 00:33:00 | see i dont know base16 so i tried using this with no results :( online-calculators.appspot.com |
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| 1279900 | 2012-06-06 07:34:00 | ?? explain further please. | stratex5 (16685) | ||
| 1279901 | 2012-06-06 07:40:00 | try this (secure.wikimedia.org). I'm pretty certain that this is a base 16 encryption key. | Nick G (16709) | ||
| 1279902 | 2012-06-06 09:04:00 | from here? pressf1.pcworld.co.nz | Agent_24 (57) | ||
| 1279903 | 2012-06-06 09:20:00 | What I'm seeing is just a bunch of compressed binary numbers... | pcuser42 (130) | ||
| 1279904 | 2012-06-06 10:52:00 | @ agent_24 yes its the same as there, but my friend gave me the code and i cant work it out i dont understand binary and base numbers like he does lol | CAZ2012 (16801) | ||
| 1279905 | 2012-06-06 20:41:00 | The first digit of each pair is never any higher than 7 (ie base 8). The second digit can get up to base 16. 8*16=128 - half a byte per letter pair. Apart from the 00 at the end, the lowest value of any pair is 32, which appears once. (3*16+2=50) 79 appears to be the highest value. (7*16+9=121) From an Ascii page: ASCII non-printing control characters Numbers 0–31 on the ASCII table are assigned for control characters that are used to control some peripheral devices such as printers. So this is a clue that you may simply have an Ascii character set, or something similar, using just the alpha-numeric range. THe most common characters could be expected to be vowels and space. If you genuinely believe there's an attempt to conceal a simple Ascii encoded message, then see if a simple shift (rotation) of the number set gives any sense. 32 space 80 P 33 ! 81 Q 34 " 82 R 35 # 83 S 36 $ 84 T 37 % 85 U 38 & 86 V 39 ' 87 w 40 ( 88 X 41 ) 89 Y 42 * 90 Z 43 + 91 [ 44 , 92 \ 45 - 93 ] 46 . 94 ^ 47 / 95 _ 48 0 96 ` 49 1 97 a 50 2 98 b 51 3 99 c 52 4 100 d 53 5 101 e 54 6 102 f 55 7 103 g 56 8 104 h 57 9 105 i 58 : 106 j 59 ; 107 k 60 < 108 l 61 = 109 m 62 > 110 n 63 ? 111 o 64 @ 112 p 65 A 113 q 66 B 114 r 67 C 115 s 68 D 116 t 69 E 117 u 70 F 118 v 71 G 119 w 72 H 120 x 73 I 121 y 74 J 122 z 75 K 123 { 76 L 124 | 77 M 125 } 78 N 126 ~ 79 O 127 DEL |
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