Question

JBb ve eBB kQO GQHm ob bsLBe CcBHYbvVw bQ TgsTL bkoe cgQmgsDDoHm TksGGBHmB QcBH. qkoe oe s DQHQ-sGcksNBboT TockBg bksb DsLBe BSTGveoFB veB Qh sGG bkB GBbbBge oH bkB IHmGoek sGcksNBb se OBGG se bkBog vccBgTseB TQvHbBgcsgbe. ib ekQvGV NB hsogGw eoDcGB bQ eQGFB eoHTB ob Ose bkB DsoH BHTgwcboHm DBbkQV veBV Nw bkB xQDsH psBesg bQ QgVBg koe cgBToQve esGsVe OobkQvb ksFoHm bkBD cQoeQHBV Nw bkB dgBBLe – Qg sb GBseb i OQvGV GoLB bQ bkoHL bksb.

Answer 1

hint: mono-alphabetic cipher

Answer 2

Is it a Hill cipher?

Answer 3

first sentence seems to be:

"let us see how long it takes openstudy to crack this programming challenge open. "

Answer 4

let us see how long it takes openstudy to crack this programming challenge open this is a monoalphabetic cipher that makes exclusive use of all the letters in the english alphabet as well as their uppercase counterparts it should be fairly simple to solve since it was the main encrypting method used by the roman caesar to order his precious salads without having them poisoned by the or at least i would like to think that

Answer 5

without having them poisoned by the greeks*

Answer 6

And time . . . One hour.

Answer 7

agdgdgdgwngo, I soooo take my hat off to you! I was expecting nobody to decipher this, and you just did. :D

Answer 8

This is so cool!

Answer 9

Wow!!!! :)

Answer 10

kf no okk ucw zcmr xf fidko ctkmofnva fc yliyd fuxo tlcrliqqxmr yuizzkmrk ctkm

Answer 11

Try to decode that ;)

Answer 12

et us see how long it takes openstudy to crack this programming challenge open

Answer 13

wRqFpiwXSnII1vei1lSdEPgSMFpnSewilaLt5KJVKgE846/+wqG9eZFaPEYnhC/WeSuPLg0AN9kh266U
HpZsbuvVQMigJgh48r7nvFRIppqWLyM24VTx1vFzV6oAMEtozwVz0G0Yhi+1to6sr8p8FgMQ9rcWsSz0
IEPIBGnatnI0LyiUvDFBPOe7ZMDxd/09

Answer 14

:(

Answer 15

Don't worry: this one was purposefully made impossible to crack. :P

Answer 16

Lol. That one looks like straight up RSA. In fact, it looks like an RSA key :p

Answer 17

What's a RSA key?

Answer 18

Good eye. @shadowfiend

@agdgdgdgwngo it's a key for RSA encryption. http://bit.ly/GXoO1e

Answer 19

+s, /s, and /+s are dead giveaways ;)

Answer 20

Indeed, and how about the first reply? That is the best giveaway ever.