Can you Decode this? (Decode Posts)

Endermuffine71

Scratch being wacky and sending me to a 403 Page whenever I try go here

badatprogrammingibe

Here's one:

10001011000110101001100101010011110001000110000100010010100101101010100000100111101010111111100011000100011110000000010011010111

zhuoranma2006

01276257002434000134447240364462004642704236245666007452343634?

Hint: (press Ctrl+A)
There are no nines.
The answer is in English.

Flowermanvista

badatprogrammingibe wrote:
Here's one:

10001011000110101001100101010011110001000110000100010010100101101010100000100111101010111111100011000100011110000000010011010111

Not your average binary post - I can't figure this one out. I tried:

8-bit “ASCII”
8-bit “ASCII”, all bits inverted
7-bit true ASCII
7-bit true ASCII, all bits inverted
Baudot code (now I'm really reaching for straws here)
Baudot code, all bits inverted

…none of which provided a coherent result in English.

Endermuffine71

Flowermanvista wrote:
badatprogrammingibe wrote:
Here's one:

10001011000110101001100101010011110001000110000100010010100101101010100000100111101010111111100011000100011110000000010011010111
Not your average binary post - I can't figure this one out. I tried:
8-bit “ASCII”
8-bit “ASCII”, all bits inverted
7-bit true ASCII
7-bit true ASCII, all bits inverted
Baudot code (now I'm really reaching for straws here)
Baudot code, all bits inverted
…none of which provided a coherent result in English.

XOR? Bad formatting if it is though.

Last edited by Endermuffine71 (Oct. 8, 2019 12:29:55)

Endermuffine71

Endermuffine71 wrote:
Flowermanvista wrote:
badatprogrammingibe wrote:
Here's one:

10001011000110101001100101010011110001000110000100010010100101101010100000100111101010111111100011000100011110000000010011010111
Not your average binary post - I can't figure this one out. I tried:
8-bit “ASCII”
8-bit “ASCII”, all bits inverted
7-bit true ASCII
7-bit true ASCII, all bits inverted
Baudot code (now I'm really reaching for straws here)
Baudot code, all bits inverted
…none of which provided a coherent result in English.
XOR? Bad formatting if it is though.

Never mind cant be.

badatprogrammingibe

Flowermanvista wrote:
badatprogrammingibe wrote:
Here's one:

10001011000110101001100101010011110001000110000100010010100101101010100000100111101010111111100011000100011110000000010011010111
Not your average binary post - I can't figure this one out. I tried:
8-bit “ASCII”
8-bit “ASCII”, all bits inverted
7-bit true ASCII
7-bit true ASCII, all bits inverted
Baudot code (now I'm really reaching for straws here)
Baudot code, all bits inverted
…none of which provided a coherent result in English.

Hint: Convert to hexadecimal first.

Flowermanvista

badatprogrammingibe wrote:
Flowermanvista wrote:
badatprogrammingibe wrote:
Here's one:

10001011000110101001100101010011110001000110000100010010100101101010100000100111101010111111100011000100011110000000010011010111
Not your average binary post - I can't figure this one out. I tried:
8-bit “ASCII”
8-bit “ASCII”, all bits inverted
7-bit true ASCII
7-bit true ASCII, all bits inverted
Baudot code (now I'm really reaching for straws here)
Baudot code, all bits inverted
…none of which provided a coherent result in English.
Hint: Convert to hexadecimal first.

Can anyone figure out this instruction, or am I just dense? Because I can't. Since hexadecimal (base 16) and binary (base 2) are pretty much different ways of expressing the same number, the same corrupted result comes out when I try to convert the hex to ASCII. Treating the binary as an ASCII string and converting that to hex is pointless, because converting the hex back to ASCII gives you the original binary.

Sheep_maker

badatprogrammingibe wrote:
Hint: Convert to hexadecimal first.

Converting it to hexadecimal gives me 8b1a9953c4611296a827abf8c47804d7, which looks like a hash, judging by its length; Googling it gives me Hello.

Flowermanvista

Sheep_maker wrote:
badatprogrammingibe wrote:
Hint: Convert to hexadecimal first.
Converting it to hexadecimal gives me 8b1a9953c4611296a827abf8c47804d7, which looks like a hash, judging by its length; Googling it gives me Hello.

Ahh, I see. Neat, and definitely not something I would have thought of. It's cool, but not exactly practical because it takes seconds to collide MD5 on a typical desktop computer.

@badatprogrammingibe mad props, that's cool.

zhuoranma2006

zhuoranma2006 wrote:
01276257002434000134447240364462004642704236245666007452343634?

Hint: (press Ctrl+A)
There are no nines.
The answer is in English.

013451666642343642460036520060420040464642460036520036624200462472424436527257

DipLeChip

Encrypted by Vig then Base 64 then either Vigenere or Base 64 again, your job to figure out the key for the base 64 and Vigenere. If there is two Base 64's or Vigenere they will have the same key. Whoever cracks this will be getting a reward.

eC5Xd75VqvsG865y875RbERCcyBY86Kjt21PfPA=

ctrl b - 1

Vigenere key is what you cannot share on Scratch that is used in account creation without the E
Bas starts with 0-9 aka z something

26averyj

Can you solve this one? It's a homophonic substitution cypher:

RX9 4UMNEIJ NW XY QP9VUHM1 TY46 ZHR5 F ZOUWI IZJ 7SNX RP ASE F3WLZ BPAK6Z WY4Z JUGHU

zhuoranma2006

(removed by moderator - your username is too long) wrote:
(removed by moderator - your username is too long) wrote:
01276257002434000134447240364462004642704236245666007452343634?

Hint: (press Ctrl+A)
There are no nines.
The answer is in English.
013451666642343642460036520060420040464642460036520036624200462472424436527257

012436006240340060424256004046464246

zhuoranma2006

zhuoranma2006 wrote:
(removed by moderator - your username is too long) wrote:
(removed by moderator - your username is too long) wrote:
01276257002434000134447240364462004642704236245666007452343634?

Hint: (press Ctrl+A)
There are no nines.
The answer is in English.
013451666642343642460036520060420040464642460036520036624200462472424436527257
012436006240340060424256004046464246

Hint: 01366242005042570072425440245634003662420034405242.

zhuoranma2006

zhuoranma2006 wrote:
zhuoranma2006 wrote:
(removed by moderator - your username is too long) wrote:
(removed by moderator - your username is too long) wrote:
01276257002434000134447240364462004642704236245666007452343634?

Hint: (press Ctrl+A)
There are no nines.
The answer is in English.
013451666642343642460036520060420040464642460036520036624200462472424436527257
012436006240340060424256004046464246
Hint: 01366242005042570072425440245634003662420034405242.

60515474

zhuoranma2006

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FlappyBop wrote:
Decode this:

T]t$ O]p fuy k]]h$

Endermuffine71

Sheep_maker wrote:
badatprogrammingibe wrote:
Hint: Convert to hexadecimal first.
Converting it to hexadecimal gives me 8b1a9953c4611296a827abf8c47804d7, which looks like a hash, judging by its length; Googling it gives me Hello.

what did you use to convert it?

Edit:: nevermind

Last edited by Endermuffine71 (Oct. 12, 2019 13:34:26)

pufflegamerz

Try this:

Ptyyexl

IMPULSS

pufflegamerz wrote:
Try this:

Ptyyexl

Waffles indeed

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