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Jun 17 |
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Assistance Cracking Classical Cipher Thank you for decryption this. Although I have to agree with the comments above. If in the exam they ask "How would you attack this cipher if you were given this info" I don't think they would be to impressed if i said "Post to crypto.stackechange.com". I would be interested to know how you achieved this so I could do it again to a different ciphertext with a different key/plaintext. |
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May 16 |
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May 16 |
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Assistance Cracking Classical Cipher added 1011 characters in body |
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May 15 |
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Assistance Cracking Classical Cipher PS I have now tried Pygenere again and it does not yield the message. Keep in mind that I am only guessing that this is Vigenere. Is there any way to work out if that is correct? |
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May 15 |
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Assistance Cracking Classical Cipher Hey thank you for the advice, I had noticed the HIMFTF myself. but the reason why I know the length is 6 is because the person that encrypted the message (The tutor for my class) told me that it was 6 long and that it repeats. |
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May 14 |
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May 14 |
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Assistance Cracking Classical Cipher I disagree with the fact that this isn't the place to ask. Reading the FAQ it says that its not ok to "Can I challenge people to decode something?" but it does also say that you can ask homework questions. I believe thats what im asking. I am not really after the solution more how would one approach this question given the limited ciphertext and that I have tried the attacks I know of. |
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May 13 |
asked | Assistance Cracking Classical Cipher |
