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Originally Posted by PizzaMonkey
I was thinking that the gibberish photoshopped into the pictures of the house - like 'kw3x754w3rt - whatever' may be vigenere code, but the format isn't right. And that's a good Idea. Just downloaded VBVigenere. Thank god my school lets me on the internet instead of going to gym.
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The gibberish from the window is
Code:
Ml6 8vk8lzxsv7
6l GDJ yl FJ,
turned upside-down and backwards. It decodes to
Code:
Ml6 8vk8lzxsv7 6l GDJ yl FJ,
Not reproaches to 639 by 59.
using the following key and rules:
Code:
ABCDEFGHIJklm.!
zyxwvutsrqpon,?
0123456789
In a given ciphertext:
Characters (letters or puncuation) from the top or middle rows are substitutions for those in the opposite row.
Capital letters represent numbers (A-J == 0-9), unless they're at the beginning of a sentence (such as the M=N in the window text).
Numbers represent the lowercase letter above them.
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Maybe we could try 'Vigenere' or 'Blaise de Vigenere' as the key?
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Viggy keywords can't have spaces in them (otherwise that's a good idea). It was one of the first things I tried, but VBV may give a different/better result than the program I've been using.
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I couldn't find the page after reading it - how did you guys solve the code in the Lighthouse and/or candle pic?
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The second to last post in page 11 on this thread has a decent explanation; if you need more details PM me.