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Sigma18
8 years ago

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coding level 1 was way better cuz it was easier I cant even understand how I’m suppose to do this

how to connect the char table to my code

I get that I have to subtract something from something but apart from that nothing

any help will be awesome

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? [bolofecal]
8 years ago

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The method explained in the extra file is how to encrypt, you need decrypt, so you must reverse the method.

You will need know the ascii:

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bkth
8 years ago

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“coding level 1 was way better cuz it was easier”

what kind of logic is that?

Mugi [Mugiwara27]
8 years ago

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It’s the logic of the one who doesn’t like challenge :)

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Sigma18
8 years ago

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Its difficult for me cuz I cant understand this one :p

how am I suppose to decrypt it using the ascii table

? [bolofecal]
8 years ago

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[quote=CRYPT V1] 1. Re-number all visible ascii characters, so ! will now be
1 instead of 33 and “ will be 2 instead of 34 and so on

Get each letter of your string and do the following:
a: Get its new ascii code value
b: Take this value, and subtract it from the total
number of visible ASCII characters
c: Get the character at this position
d: Get this characters original ascii value
Put all these values in a csv e.g. 61,72,71[/quote]

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bsvo2786
8 years ago

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Help me clear some doubt

Get each letter of your string and do the following:
a: Get its new ascii code value // based on Rule 1
b: Take this value, and subtract it from the total
number of visible ASCII characters // So visible ASCII chars which i have in my string or that in the table?
c: Get the character at this position // From ASCII table or from my input string?
d: Get this characters original ascii value

Any help will be appreciated :D

? [bolofecal]
8 years ago

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Visible chars are about the ascii table and the position is just to convert to ascii values in order.

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bsvo2786
8 years ago

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Thank you, level completed :D

? [bolofecal]
8 years ago

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You’re welcome. Congrats.

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occasus
a year ago

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Hi to all :) I read all discussions about this chall. Feel i’m quite near to the resolution. I would like to send to someone who already solved it my Python3 script for a check… Anyone available, maybe?

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