[fnatic]

Let's do this! Get ready to have your codes cracked!

Edit: Dead end every time. Harder than I anticipated..

[Prorat]

I tried a lot but its just far beyond my mind I'm not getting how to decode that such a long hex code

[bluefirecorp]

Spent about an hour or so on Code 2 now, it's pretty difficult. I figured out how the letters relate and such, but I just can't figure out the values of the letters. I'm taking a break for now and will come back to it with a fresh mind later.

[bluefirecorp]

If you've found out their relationships then yea you're pretty damn close. The hints do help though. 😉🤗

Really? I didn't even look at the hints. I've just been trying to brute force it and kinda gave up. I'll decode the hints :)

Edit: All hints decoded. I should be able to solve 2 now. I'll work on 1 and 3 after I solve 2.

[bluefirecorp]

I'm done. I don't really have any more time to work on it. I've put in about 3-4 hours trying to remap the characters and such for code 2:

Here's all the hints:

Congrats on decoding the hint! (Up to you whether you wish to post it publicly or not :D)

Decode the HUGE HINTS for a better understanding of that code, making it that much easier for you to solve it!

Code1:
Don't let the repetitivness fool you, it's all about Positioning and order.

Code2:
Not your simple subsitution cipher, One way to decode this is to analyze all examples, focus on the relationships between the characters, and don't forget to map your results for each of them.

HUGE HINT!:
( G = coincidentally G | O = I | D = S | L = G | U = coincidentally U | C = D | K = M | GO = IP | OD = CH | LU = DQ | CK = XD | GOOD = IICQ | LUCK = DCXV | GOOD LUCK = IICB DCXR | and so on )

Code3:
Similar to Code1, but include 'character count' to what it's all about along with boxes of the alphabet.

HUGE HINT:
( Hopefully you've figured out what the #'s represent from Code1, The letters(A-F) represent which group to be used, the "|"'s represent a shared position, the rest requires your thought. )

I hope these hints don't make it too easy for you nor leave it too hard, but good luck anyways & happy cracking! :D

[bluefirecorp]

Congrats man! Also good job on decoding the additional Huge Hints! 🎉

Maybe someone will post something that'll spark an idea for you, leading you to solving one of the codes. Good luck! 👍

For code 2, it seems like the next letter influences the thing. For example: GO = IP, GO = I, OG = P. Honestly, I just can't crack the pattern. Why does GO = I? Also, why does GG = G? I've done everything possible, I think. Watch it be as simple as making a x,y chart with the characters overlapping or something stupid. >.<

Edit:
Fuck you OP. Now that I posted everything, I got another idea. I'm working on it now.

[bluefirecorp]

haha you should recheck the hints... but here is the hint for Code #2 in a different perspective:

- Not your simple substitution cipher (implies it being a modified substitution cipher, or in other words a poly-alphabetic substitution... cough possibly a variation of the Vigenère cipher *cough*)
- One way to decode this: (may be solved another way that I'm unaware of)
1. Analyze all examples. (look for patterns)
2. Focus on the relationships between the characters. (I explain this below)
3. Map your results for each of them. (Keep track of what equals what)

coincidentally "G" = "G" (I said that because I didn't want you to think it's a simple substitution cipher, there are other cases where G with another letter makes G equal something else.)

"O" = "I"
"D" = "S"
"L" = "G"
"U" = "U"
"C" = "D"
"K" = "M"
"GO" = "IP"
"OD" = "CH"
"LU" = "DQ"
"CK" = "XD"
"GOOD" = "IICQ"
"LUCK" = "DCXV"
"GOOD LUCK" = "IICB DCXR"

Do this with the rest of the examples and you may find out what other letters/letter combinations equal, leading you to be able to decipher the code. 👍

See, I know that.
I figured that out at the very start. You can do a calculation, it's the first letter + letter as a modifier. "GO" = "I" and will ALWAYS equal "I"
I figured "OG" would always = "P".

We look at "GO" = "I" in "GOOD". "OO" = "I" as well. Why does "GO" and "OO" = "I" ? I have no idea. I literally can't figure it out.

The reason I came across this is because "LUCK" = "DCXV". "GOOD" = "IICQ". "GOOD LUCK" = "IICB DCXR". The only thing that changed is the letter after "D" on "GOOD". However, that doesn't make sense because "LUCK" should equal "LUCK" because both of them just end. However, not quite because I believe it loops back to the front.

So, it's really "LUCKL" and "GOOD LUCKG".

However, I couldn't figure out the corrolation between the letters. Idk, maybe I'm overthinking it and it's another sort of pattern that I'm not catching.

I tried using the 2x letters as a map to find the single letter (exactly x,y), but literally can't figure it out. Hopefully, someone else can eventually figure it out. I think I'm barking up the right tree just because the pattern works in every aspect.

I'm not a cryptologist, so I really have no idea if that's actually an encryption method.

[Speed Test]

I've always wanted to learn how to do this Crypto coding? (Question mark because I don't know if that's the name) If anyone knows where I can go to learn how, please PM me!

[azraelmatt300]

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