So you have a key. It tells you where to move the dials. Move the one letter to match the other, and then find a letter and see the other letter and write it down in your notebook so you don't forget. Easy, right?
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(ZODK: Lvyiwl: 13 Oeez Iajxw Qbnsy os Yjekrr)
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(SDJC: JAFIH: "Wkgwkl Lut Tugi A Sfep zo Xtdo" Gf a Xonfgcw Ebtkk Scudx)
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Welcome to Decode de Code. Here, you will be challenged to decode a scientific quote that has been encoded by the computer. The computer will generate an "alphabet" (either random or rotated) and then substitute every letter of the real quote with the computer generated alphabet's letter. To decode the code, you must look for patterns of letters and then substitute guesses for the real letters.
In Random Alphabet encoding, "SCIENCE" may be encoded as "AXBYKXY". In Rotated Alphabet encoding, all of the letters are rotated a certain amount. For example, if "A" corresponds to "J", then "B" corresponds to "K", "C" to "L", "D" to "M", and so on.
you turn the red and the green to the choice of the clue so say the clue is r is f then in the secret message you will decode it like that
by asking on a different website!
43847297446925005
the code is in braille. go online, google braille and it will show you the alphabet. then decode.
level 2
Pink
Obtained by Cahill now deceased
It is different every time. Decode the message!
your such a n00b
to know the symbols and signs and know how to decode that message
tu madre pendejo!
traffic encryption key
depends on the reciever to decode the message and assumes a one way process
Internet destination refers to the location that a process is aimed to get to. This part of the internet control message protocol with the destination expected to decode the message.
you have to decode the message on in the snow. Then, it will say the name of a place, such as the town, and then you go there. Once you are there, you will find another message, then you decode it, then go to the place that it mentions. Repeat the steps until you finish. Good Luck!