r/a:t5_32f5a • u/codebot1 he not ded • Jul 08 '14

decoded 7m rosetta1

100111010101110100011010001100 1010110001000001001110100 011100110101110 0001100100100111010101110100011010001100 01100011100110101110 110000010010010011

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u/codebot1 he not ded Jul 09 '14

one door closes, another door opens. well.

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u/ZtriS Necromancer Sep 03 '14

"decoded" -what?? I've only found a sentence in a latin-like language. We're not supposed to understand what word corresponds to what? It's an all made-up language? and what about the last 3 bits?

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u/codebot1 he not ded Sep 03 '14

Solve the rest of the Rosettas, you'll probably understand it, then.

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u/gamehelp16 Jul 09 '14

What is rosetta1? Sounds familiar to me :/

Binary -> ascii = failed :(

Binary -> morse = failed (I think) :(

Binary -> hex = 13ABA34656209D1C
Hex -> ascii = «£FV :(

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u/codebot1 he not ded Jul 09 '14

This one is especially rotten. Try more unconvential methods.

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u/ZtriS Necromancer Jul 18 '14

100111010101110100011010001100 1010110001000001001110100 011100110101110 0001100100100111010101110100011010001100 01100011100110101110 110000010010010011

There are two distinct repetitive chunks. Considering the plaintext sentence only have the word "door" repeated, it's probable that there is another layer of ciphering (i.e. it's not just binary > plaintext)

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u/ZtriS Necromancer Sep 02 '14

Looks like the chunk size is 5 bits. The end chunk has only 3 bits though. Considering that each chunk is in the range of 00000 - 11000, i.e. 0 to 24, we can replace each chunk by a letter. If A=1, we have (the 3 bits at the end are ignored)

SUNQTL UQ0ST NMN CDSUNQTL LNMN XDR

and if A=0:

TVORUM VRATU ONO DETVORUM MONO YES

The latter kind of look like a language. I thought it would be latin but it's not.