Solution to the GCHQ Code Cracking Challenge
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fec175e8 e95c0000 005c583d 41414141 753b5a89 d189e689
d189df29 cf31c031 8a14068a 341e8834 8a1c168a 1730da88
d8fec0cd 809090e8
00010000 31c9880c efbeadde 02040c00 3c04881c 04883c0c
0089e381 c3040000 7543583d 42424242 df29cff3 a489de89
db31d2fe c0021c06 0688141e 00f230f6 17474975 de31db89
9dffffff 41414141
At last, I have finally found the solution to the GCHQ Code Cracking challenge. After running an analysis on the above code, I discovered that it contains a message that is encrypted with a simple ROT13 cipher, which is:
LBH UNIR WHFG YBFG GUR TNZR.
The last step for decrypting the above code is left as an excercise to the reader.
6 comments:
LBH UNIR WHFG YBFG GUR TNZR = YOU HAVE JUST LOST THE GAME
Fag
Fuck, I've been trolled.
EAT SHIT AND DIE IN A FIRE!!!
Sorry for necro-ing this but I just wanna ask, what is the code exactly? I mean what's it called or what is it? How did you get the rot-13 cipher? I don't get how you got it and all. If it's alright simonpcu, please tell me how you did the decoding?
I was just trolling random people :) I never solved it, but someone else did: http://www.craig-wood.com/nick/articles/how-i-solved-the-gchq-challenge/
This was a clever recruitment puzzle for the British intelligence agency.
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