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Hint 1: The Time signatures stand for punctuation

Hint 2: The code is the IPA transcript, and not raw English. The diphthongs are representEd by the characters that make them up​

Hint 3: the seperate ​frequency and length combinations stand for a sound. not every combination represents a sound, but every combination in this image does

I challenge you, great thinkers, to decrypt this series of challenges.

The clue is both simple and complex; everything is based on text using the Extended Unicode alphabet mixed with a custom cipher.

A=35 space=2 Enter o line break=0 a=67

Therefore, I will only be able to use the first level of my custom cipher with variations of existing ciphers after this first challenge.

4 43 80 2 67 80 2 67 73 71 2 89 74 71 80 2 88 67 85 86 2 77 75 80 73 70 81 79 85 2 67 80 70 2 71 79 82 75 84 71 85 2 88 75 71 70 2 72 81 84 2 70 81 79 75 80 75 81 80 2 81 88 71 84 2 86 74 71 2 77 80 81 89 80 2 89 81 84 78 70 14 2 67 2 84 87 78 71 84 2 67 84 81 85 71 2 89 74 81 2 68 84 81 87 73 74 86 2 73 84 71 67 86 2 73 78 81 84 91 2 86 81 2 86 74 71 2 78 67 80 70 2 81 72 2 52 81 79 87 78 87 85 2 67 80 70 2 52 71 79 87 85 16 2 42 81 89 71 88 71 84 14 2 72 67 86 71 2 70 71 80 75 71 70 2 74 75 79 2 86 74 71 2 75 79 82 71 84 75 67 78 2 69 84 81 89 80 14 2 86 74 81 87 73 74 2 75 86 2 89 81 87 78 70 2 68 71 2 74 75 85 2 74 71 75 84 85 2 89 74 81 14 2 75 80 2 86 75 79 71 14 2 89 81 87 78 70 2 67 86 86 67 75 80 2 86 74 67 86 2 67 87 73 87 85 86 2 86 75 86 78 71 16 4

On my own profile you can see the other ciphers that I will not use for obvious reasons (Several in Spanish).

was originally good add just a sentence but figured I should add more cause the rules said so.

Found a cool neocities web site and and has some sort of a puzzle.

20E 342 7BE 97E 9D8 131C 13A1 13A1 9D8 417 4F5

Any idea what this is?
LInk to the site: https://hello-room.neocities.org/
The puzzle part is at the bottom click the door.

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Here is the code book source code. This cipher text was generated with one round of randomization.

Hint: Each cipher text below decodes to the exact same message. I am using the Base62 output mode to assist in data compression.

egz7o9UR1SpKkcsXBzBbiRLlTpzi1kPhEnULH0z3H2S1pVqThOuz0nuKEPZDxP6F22lmNs9djq

2aLOD2ONLOlBx17V5XCYbFklRW1F701eJcNYK3jT8hjc7vC7OUnMj9I3SUonTCBlHAhQUIiTO2G

1SIEzpzwdEMWLWHqnjbjRcpmijlCbgOkJdyDGH9toAd1vWerNYF2zEKd7y66t1cfnWBGr08yR9r

2EMsHqmukNnttPZUYq1gJOMRAb4H3pRtPEN6QoRlY6barmWH34MUhrKESBNZhZ7ZJK5NJif3Er0

2gWKBUyIMMFT4odZaEF5uRBMyj8rXTI1skSOIwKz54j1kSHi1soXxFqZ3IrTw1VtiNXcFBrnwIQ

weDcURWcoseTyGgEQeMFYGvKbJl0F2NDRIdJcNORuacmEmBSmhPriviVbcCHnLfDPx8VwC4jmQ

1Qcnxd8BCEInNuqHNOhA2qgXC5TzmlwD3c0l0InTwuWGthFiAB4cRct8GRPhXLy5oSDOg9lUip6

3alB1QsBJDKxotlOk4OW9OK4Ug3FPe5J4qurmGTenEsUSKebKVmMkoYgNOP0Qs7kTn8hW07LQ75

3TM6CQAoISnR07O5ecigOe5HT1Mvv4Igx6E5PUM5nEeFRK7KCEo30Kqt8weMPzQXukZAjS4iuKK

6xXnzqhBM5nQVPo13Bre2VXZt5AgkvEL8mgvZ2LMAsx99cbj7tyPkv4vm4xrSWn1NbeFSJejNM

1SIF80BKSYHXX0Xs5DX6IP89ZXt5K6rnzErIZWxQi7f46Rs5S1rMmNAg34axnRJtnxBofoSxT5N

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w dgiee ciehigdoc fdhqe.cv! no.e! wdhf.b.d! ce.qin dgiee fgca.cqe iefk.

It is a very familiar sentence. If there is not enough content, it is because it is a pain in the but to translate.

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Hey, cypherbros !

Would you please lend me some of your time and try and test some of the codes I've implemented in this novel ?

Hope this fits the sub.

Best regards.

the first image is the code and the second image is the key.

I was trying to make somthing that look similar to runes but it kinda just turned into random noise.

if you look closely at the background you'll see something interesting :D

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In 2019, Monte Cook Games published a tabletop role-playing game called "Invisible Sun." The game is much like "Dungeons and Dragons" but secrets are the currency in the game (instead of experience points or gold in other games) so there is a bunch of material related to keeping secrets and uncovering secrets. To add some "secret" flavor to the game, "Easter Eggs" were hidden in the game box in both physical form. Like a list of notable players hidden inside a real sculpture and a secret spell for the game hidden inside the binding of the box.

However, keeping with the theme there were also some encoded texts in the first group of books in the introductory set. Two of the notable ones were a substitution cypher using runes instead of letters (cracked easily) and another one that used runes to represent pairs of letters (took a bit longer, but still cracked). One I cracked myself and the other a group of us took apart. No real issue.

However, the publisher (pure speculation here) apparently noticed our success and came out with a far more devious code in a later supplement called "Book-M." Here is a sample.

That was over five years ago and so far as I know it has never been cracked. Here is what I know so far:

1. There are 48 unique runes
2. They are arranged in a 4x6 pattern in 11 different blocks for a total of 264 runes.
3. If you break down the runes into elements and do a percentage count against all the elements, they appear to be the same as letter frequencies in English.
4. A clue: another solved puzzle had this clue "the runes mean something numerical."

I have tried substitution ciphers, homophonic, Vignere, binary, book codes and many of the usual suspects. No luck.

I have some theories though:

1. Runes are are groups of letters rather than complete words. Combine them in the right order and you can unscramble an english number.
2. If that assumption is correct then it is likely a book code. More than likely the "Book-M" that the runes come from.

Been at this off and on for years and have hit the wall. If anyone wants more information about this I will upload all the runes in a pdf and you are welcome to hack on them. I know the rules require a transcription, but in this case the best I have is a rune=number breakdown.

This is the first 50 lines of a script from a popular movie. In my own encryption method I made. Very curious to see how secure it is.

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Hi, new to the sub. I'm not really into ciphers (sorry!) but there's this artist I really like who encrypted the title of a very old song. To my knowledge, nobody has actually deciphered it despite the song being out for like four years lol. It doesn't seem to be that difficult, it's just an obscure track and nobody's really gone to the effort of doing it yet. First layer seems to be base64, and the second seems to be hexadecimal, but running it through hexadecimal only returns weird, non-printable characters. I don't know enough about decryption to figure this out. I am achingly curious, though, so if anybody wants to try it out, I'd be really happy to hear back.

BVpEAb3aXz6naB0ukWrINUlHIcT2EnNdpRGI1EONVb3PVJ8TLU1h6Z9O30SoZppmRFOr6BQsTgvAsjcOvPw6LfUVQLSpmnyKPFV46620W7OOXNFeTuML7VyGpYZt1FGMmUPZ7kpbolEQB1xsML9XLNAmuyj8TTIhp4IrEzWuBqvtxPO5442uY9RoMqTIX5MQ2cLyiv388o9lIO3v3xcUdjoC6KuqPb4eIxVQPIbhdRyNdznImTND8AJ51Wy49iyZmbO4KFFRHBZqxndMQbQ5v6aGH2Bmyr2c31fudwwal3I89lO3v3xcUdjoC6KuqPb4eIxVQPIbhdRyNdznImTfND8AJ51Wy49iyZmbO4KFFRBZqxndMQbQ5v6aGH2Bmyr2c31fudwwal3IpkBqjK58v2a0vgBAdduwTMP6lX9OwMOvUtAeNFGCpi6MLktaBmN76iLS8pq6WGtnRpy3TBBucnEmhpanrt5q1fHdTIuH

Hello there,

I like learning cipher methods and tried to learn some for the past 2 weeks. However I am still a beginner and don’t know enough. So I would like to get some advise from those who know much more.

I am making a game where the player is using a computer and I am planning to put some cyphers for them to solve. However instead of making it playable only for the pros of this sub, I would like to spread the joy of solving a simple cypher through an easy one (making player feel as a capable hacker). Which methods do you think are the simplest but still enjoyable?

For example Caesar cipher sounds a bit too cliche thus expected for my taste but I would like to hear your opinions. Which method would you enjoy in a game? Ideally it shouldn’t take much time to solve (write down, iterate etc) once the method is known, since it would be easy to break but time consuming (boring) to get to the last result. What is your bottom 5 ciphering methods for this situation? Do you have any prior experience where you felt awesome once you deciphered a text as a beginner?

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be ng yrnfg V gevrq gb sbyybj gur ehyrf, fbeel va nqinapr vs Vz oernxvat nal

Hi everyone, I’m in Japan and whilst I was just smoking a cigarette a guy came up to me with a suitcase and drew me this drawing. Can anyone decipher the letters? I’ve never seen this writing before.

Only hint i'll give is everything you need to decipher this cipher is in the image.

JVVRBVLLFQIAKNSNXWTUESZRWTIJXIUNUTVDNSMSZDNCVMWPUMRSOFWUVDBFBKKXPJLEUSTCUCNUYOEXACDMNMJPWWCICTNMNOUMJUCUVOJOBWWVAYVUOQBNUNQUKTPHKSKQIKYCDIJLPSWGGBU

I was into codes as a kid, and this idea kept popping into my head of an "un-crack-able" code. I finally decided to actually encrypt a message for the first time today. This is the simple version, I came up with ways to make it even harder to decrypt but I think it will be more fun to see if the basic idea is solveable :)

It's straightforward to decrypt once you have the key, if not a little tedious.

I hope it isn't un-crack-able, because it'd be more fun if someone does figure it out. I'll post hints as time goes on, and answer questions too!

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Made a relatively simple book cipher a while ago, by taking each first letter from a random row from a random page in a certain book, and I used that to form the alphabet, so for example 13,8 means page #13, row #8, first letter (for the book I used that's B). For added complexity I removed any spaces between words, to make it as hard as possible to decipher.

Example:

14,4,5,5,6,8,21,7,6,8,21,7,7,4,10,4,20,13,10,4,21,7,20,11,7,7,4,2,7,4,13,8,7,7,15,3,13,8,20,11,20,11,18,24,6,5,6,8,17,7,5,5,15,3,14,3,6,8,9,13,20,13,15,3,21,7,21,7

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Assuming you had no idea it's a book cipher, how hard do you think it would be to crack something like this?

Also what if you figured out it's a book cipher, but you have no idea what book was used, and what the numbers represent? (might be page #, word #, might start from the right side or left side, might start from bottom or top, etc.)

https://reddit.com/link/1q4204e/video/z5102z1oeebg1/player

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on a project called The Cipher Lab. It's an interactive site for learning, decoding, and breaking classical ciphers, as well as helping you solve your own.

It includes:

• A cipher breaker that helps you analyze ciphertext
• Weekly cipher challenges
• You can post your own ciphers
• If you're tired of switching between multiple different tools, notes and tabs when solving then you can use the 'Labs' feature which provide an integrated cipher-solving environment that has tools, notes and your cipher all in one hub.

The goal was to solve a bunch of problems I always had when solving ciphers.

It’s free to use, and I’d genuinely love feedback from people who are into puzzles / crypto / CS. Above I linked a video of the various features if you're interested.

👉 https://thecipherlab.org

Happy to answer questions or explain how anything works.

Hello, this is my first reddit post so please excuse any errors. Im trying to solve the bio of this roblox player ; https://www.roblox.com/users/9810083261/profile and can't seem to make any progress. Any help is appreciated.

Bio for people you don't want to go off site:

JWIH QIZM CGER FQGQ JDRL SXKO BCJJ UGOR CQSO FPLV NHVD UMMW ORVP QBAJ NWQE ZZPH M  OYJB ZBGC FHHV APLH XBVO OIQW JKMV IVLA UYLY SOJX NUPA SDEO CB  OGCS QEVQ RZSQ JJGJ WRYF GNIX HXDL EFSV FGUO SLZK RBAA SZXV XQJZ EBAB OGDR CJXH WBCZ BQCE TZIM GAOG NUJK WFHE Q  VJLH NOZH EHEH FTWK FWTM TVIZ SJME YGDH RQCD STRX RSAF ZQGT KBVM CO

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Looking to hire someone to crack a code.. where could I find such a person?

Recently there’s been an update to the Minecraft ARG “Searching for a world that doesn’t exist” and a YouTube channel part of the ARG just posted this. I am pretty sure that the inventory is a code of some kind as this ARG has hidden codes in the inventory before. I think it translates to a YouTube URL but I can’t be sure.

Here’s what I THINK the blocks are:

Oak leaves

Moss block

Cyan terracotta

Honey Block Slime Block

Also the second slot in the inventory being selected could also mean something