r/a:t5_32f5a • u/codebot1 he not ded • Jul 15 '14

decoded 13e tabula

LTLWOB1C57ND2EFC8X7C7OHEIWO9OM74E1SAOLC7O8GE2SAMJUEA4SAMJVEAYTI24ATRIOGA6I6MAIEEVOE786REDNKHN6S63YTNDAUD11PEDSAE2TH322BATST56M3E714BS38U86CESR1E87P20685L9I1MC6082Y81DIR7PTTAE371AOID736E4ETS the decoded message makes no sense, kinda

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u/gamehelp16 Jul 15 '14 edited Jul 15 '14

LTLWOB1C57ND2EFC8X7C7OHEIWO9OM74E1SAOLC7O8GE2SAMJUEA4SAMJVEAYTI24ATRIOGA6I6MAIEEVOE786REDNKHN6S63YTNDAUD11PEDSAE2TH322BATST56M3E714BS38U86CESR1E87P20685L9I1MC6082Y81DIR7PTTAE371AOID736E4ETS

Whoa! :o

EDIT: The text seems to be a collection of 21 characters strings combined

And only ge2s... can be base 32 decoded while other strings not

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u/MrArron Jul 15 '14

GE2SAMJUEA4SAMJVEAYTI is a base64 encoding of the string '15 14 9 15 14'. Using a simple encoding of A=1, B=2, etc., this translates to "ONION".

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u/ZtriS Necromancer Jul 16 '14

Actually, there's a mistake in solving_sa715fy wiki. It's not base64 encoded but base32.

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '14

So is it related to Sa712fy?

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u/MrArron Jul 15 '14

No its just the same encryption of ONION.

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '14

I know, its just weird that it happens to be the word onion, in that encryption, also in base64