Post 9m7HXus8IkYxRWIyDQ by proxeus@iscute.moe
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(DIR) Post #9m7GuNELRlOXoLq5Pk by absturztaube@fedi.absturztau.be
2019-08-21T16:25:47.823995Z
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@erin :blobcat0_0:
(DIR) Post #9m7H3UJWToFYO1bhQW by absturztaube@fedi.absturztau.be
2019-08-21T16:27:26.705374Z
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@erin :blobcatgoogly: i'm confused
(DIR) Post #9m7HD9xH1oxi8loP32 by absturztaube@fedi.absturztau.be
2019-08-21T16:29:11.361078Z
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@erinPuniPuni Animated.png
(DIR) Post #9m7HEhepD1FKxLv1cW by proxeus@iscute.moe
2019-08-21T16:29:26.345424Z
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@erin @absturztaube `×`D Á
(DIR) Post #9m7HW5U7s9DVmLChbk by erin@fedi.absturztau.be
2019-08-21T16:32:36.638597Z
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@absturztaube Sindarin*
(DIR) Post #9m7HXus8IkYxRWIyDQ by proxeus@iscute.moe
2019-08-21T16:32:54.696041Z
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@erin @absturztaube `×`C Á
(DIR) Post #9m7IVNLK5i4KpSJKSW by proxeus@iscute.moe
2019-08-21T16:43:40.101487Z
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@erin @absturztaube I dont have the tools right now but seems like a pretty easy code to crack though.With a simple analisis you can figure out that 't' marks the beginning of the message. Each message has a code formed by three characters, what the first (prefix) one is exactly is unknown at this moment but the two on the right contains the meaningfull part.'I', 'n' and 'j' are common prefixes.The end of the message is marked with an 'A', with an accent that I suspect serves as a parity check. Either 'Á' or 'À'.The encryption is pretty weak though since there are many repetitions clearly visible. A simple byte analisis should reveal more facts about the code. But Im not on my computer rn.
(DIR) Post #9m7IyPPpSpCZegGLNw by Akio@fedi.absturztau.be
2019-08-21T16:48:56.179183Z
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@erin @absturztaube @proxeus your pornhub password
(DIR) Post #9m7JBN53SOJ6B4j6cy by Akio@fedi.absturztau.be
2019-08-21T16:51:15.390124Z
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@erin @absturztaube @proxeus :thaenking:
(DIR) Post #9m7Qe2IgUmKno2iWqe by proxeus@iscute.moe
2019-08-21T18:14:51.643056Z
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@erin @absturztaube If the meaning of each set of characters is subject to the ASCII value of each character, following an algorithm to find the original character, I have a good chance of figuring it out if I get a few samples, analize their values, and compare them. Knowing or suspecting what words appear on each message will help you.I mean, if humanity could decypher the german communications during WWII using a "bomb machine", then your messages can also be decoded with some analisis.At most you might have used different codes on a one time pad system, still one might find out with enough time and patience.
(DIR) Post #9m7SDiAwtcW3llfrZg by proxeus@iscute.moe
2019-08-21T18:32:30.348905Z
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@erin @absturztaube j#¸ 9t&5# w`Vb%_ 6EO w6Y5 e7`V`V 2{( zèVj# 5% 2x%51T`Û 2{( 7v%1+- 4hR 7EO 2{$yYO2 y4% 7]F85^ 2{( z5^8I`B5$I( 2{( dyYj2 zE1 1yY6E2_ 5^( 5#4^(7 5% `C 8q7T1T W w74^(692^H --
(DIR) Post #9m7SZUUSSUGfhDBVPU by proxeus@iscute.moe
2019-08-21T18:36:29.002024Z
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@erin @absturztaube Yeah, I thought you were encoding messages using your own algorithm, I didn't see your explanation since I wasn't on my computer. But now that I know what it is, I lost my interest on it.I wasn't far off though since it's some kind of encoding. Being an artificial language might make it difficult to figure out the content but it's still possible.
(DIR) Post #9m7SkMtx0v8fLSINii by proxeus@iscute.moe
2019-08-21T18:38:26.755436Z
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@erin @absturztaube I prefer to use hyeroglyphs. 𓄤𓅱𓁐
(DIR) Post #9m7TMblQCi7gRbXY6S by proxeus@iscute.moe
2019-08-21T18:45:19.942567Z
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@erin @absturztaube Yeah. Their numeric system is also good, not too far from ours. Except they use symbols for powers of 10 instead of single units in decimal. And they also use parts of the eye of Horus as symbols for fractions.
(DIR) Post #9m7TZSEKxeDodnBsga by proxeus@iscute.moe
2019-08-21T18:47:40.867320Z
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@erin @absturztaube Very similar to what Japan uses, if not the same, right?
(DIR) Post #9m7TnEO7DtTXlQKkUa by proxeus@iscute.moe
2019-08-21T18:50:08.548829Z
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@erin @absturztaube 24 is the military standard, I don't know why people use the 12 hours system though. It's confusing.
(DIR) Post #9m7Vaci5gMsVLEnDQ8 by proxeus@iscute.moe
2019-08-21T19:10:18.051103Z
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@erin @absturztaube Please don't make me build my own.
(DIR) Post #9m7VdGR4xEiT7y5wfo by absturztaube@fedi.absturztau.be
2019-08-21T19:10:46.752293Z
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@proxeus @erin :blobcatreachrev: :do_it:
(DIR) Post #9m7WHg2bAs9i7jumR6 by absturztaube@fedi.absturztau.be
2019-08-21T19:18:05.008122Z
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@erin @proxeus :blobcatpats:
(DIR) Post #9m7qtomH8c5hJ8kCSO by proxeus@iscute.moe
2019-08-21T23:09:04.519584Z
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@erin @absturztaube I made my own cypher too:𓍉𓎻𓎎𓀸𓎗𓎒𓆠𓏠𓎝𓄺𓎟𓎒𓊪𓏙𓎌𓂧𓏠𓎎𓌨𓎛𓎟𓅁𓎜𓏠𓉜𓎌𓎘𓊠𓎗𓎍𓄵𓏠𓎓𓃟𓎛𓎍𓋎𓎍𓎟𓇙𓎙𓎛𓄹𓏒𓏠𓁕𓎬𓎘𓋽𓎗𓎍𓁝𓏠𓎝𓋀𓎇𓎐𓏼𓎘𓎛𓋞𓎎𓏠𓉻𓎗𓎍𓉊𓏠𓎉𓃓𓎟𓎇𓀎𓏠𓎌𓊋𓎑𓎑𓀿𓏠𓎝𓆿𓎋𓎌𓁐𓎛𓏠𓁸𓎚𓎑𓀋𓎎𓏠𓎚𓎘𓎗𓂳𓎓𓏒𓆬𓏶
(DIR) Post #9m7qyvwVvRdWygyLvU by cdmnky@pl.seedy.xyz
2019-08-21T23:09:59.475386Z
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@proxeus @erin @absturztaube smh no penis heiroglyphics
(DIR) Post #9m7rAlCTgwwT8T4x4i by proxeus@iscute.moe
2019-08-21T23:12:06.184987Z
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@cdmnky @absturztaube @erin 𓏻𓎰𓎛𓀗𓎒𓎗𓃠𓎍𓎛𓊇𓎍𓏠𓉹𓎟𓎎𓂺𓎛𓏠𓊧𓎌𓎑𓀂𓎑𓏠𓈌𓎴𓎻𓇤𓎩𓎼𓍆𓏒𓏶𓅯𓎼𓎛𓄧𓎍𓎋𓌐𓎒𓎇𓄄𓎟𓎂𓇏𓏶
(DIR) Post #9m7riqCXbXV4UYML20 by proxeus@iscute.moe
2019-08-21T23:18:17.769682Z
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@erin @absturztaube @cdmnky With a slight update in the algorithm it looks a bit more random too.𓋎𓎲𓎛𓎉𓂡𓏠𓎟𓎔𓅞𓎙𓎑𓎎𓈭𓎗𓎌𓎘𓇚𓎓𓏠𓎜𓏱𓎛𓎍𓎋𓅗𓎂𓏶𓎷𓎷𓎚𓍫𓏠𓎇𓍞𓎑𓎋𓋂𓏠𓎋𓇇𓎒𓎊𓉟𓎛𓎗𓀿𓎔𓏠𓈔𓎉𓎘𓏎𓎟𓎌𓆃𓏠𓎌𓆒𓎘𓎛𓄆𓎍𓎛𓌚𓏠𓎓𓇑𓎛𓎍𓉧𓎍𓎟𓅄𓎙𓎛𓁿𓎍𓏠𓀨𓎍𓎟𓄭𓎇𓏔𓇢𓏠𓎇𓂍𓎑𓎋𓃍𓏠𓎟𓋶𓎎𓎛𓁜𓏠𓎟𓊶𓏠𓎝𓈃𓎋𓎌𓂎𓎗𓎛𓈨𓏠𓎜𓋽𓎛𓎍𓌙𓎋𓎂𓆍𓏶Also as a note, I have separated functions for both cypher and decypher the input, and after testing both in a chain, I get the original message, which means it works as intended. So it's valid.
(DIR) Post #9m7sj1rGMfeCbC3nDE by proxeus@iscute.moe
2019-08-21T23:29:30.224828Z
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@erin @absturztaube @cdmnky :shrug_akko:Well, it's slightly complex anyways. Specially since it uses unicode on it's output instead of plain ASCII.The texts are basically just the ASCII character value of the message substracted to the last character in they egyptian hieroglyph unicode table. It's that simple. However, the output is padded with random characters. It might be padded every 3rd or 4th character with a random one.To know when it is padded, the first character determines that. The first character is a random character. If it's even, the output gets padded every 4th character. Otherwise, every 3rd character.The last character I think it's a unicode bug. It's not supposed to be there, but it can serve as a way to know where the message ends, so I left it there as an additional hint.It's really simple and stupid but It's too late and my brain can't handle this any longer.𓈿𓎷𓏠𓆋𓎓𓎗𓍂𓎙𓎘𓄹𓎌𓏠𓉁𓎙𓎑𓎎𓏠𓎌𓆟𓎑𓏠𓏞𓎍𓎔𓍸𓎛𓎛𓌠𓎐𓏠𓀿𓎟𓎒𓀢𓎜𓏠𓁠𓎌𓎎𓅍𓎇𓏠𓈝𓎌𓎑𓌊𓏠𓎘𓉑𓎟𓎊𓁋𓎛𓏠𓅡𓎜𓎎𓊋𓎛𓎟𓉰𓎓𓎍𓄻𓏠𓎟𓅛𓎞𓎑𓏨𓎋𓎌𓋱𓏠𓎝𓂒𓎋𓎌𓍂𓎛𓏠𓊒𓎝𓎟𓊍𓎌𓎙𓏧𓎗𓎎𓋛𓎔𓎍𓃋𓏶image.png