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efe, you have to use this number as modulus (adum hasn't changed that yet): 13927286537254031626323670117308341421825250505042934290710960886577880641606495 No this is the cipher text. Please use the modulus i have posted here. Whoops, you're right ! Have you already contacted adum to correct the m...

efe wrote:Ok, now I solved it with the new modulus

At least it ... ,) Thx.

bsguedes wrote:efe, you have to use this number as modulus (adum hasn't changed that yet):
13927286537254031626323670117308341421825250505042934290710960886577880641606495

No this is the cipher text. Please use the modulus i have posted here.

Hi Tron,

ok, the modulus is

18177463113985279014593768153541854004936176165294524057336890660730144311208729

Begginers fault again: I haven't completely updated the challange text, only the source code printing out the numbers. But you seem to be on the right track Tron ,)

SF

Hi Tron,

you're right. It's my challange. I messed up the challange by printing the cleartext instead of the cipher text. I've have send Adum an update right now (I also altered the cleartext). Maybe the 6 solvers should try again after fix has been applied.

Sorry for the inconvinience guys!

SF

Just solved this challenge, I have to say it's pretty stupid. Not only did you have you fix the numbers some how (or I just don't understand it correctly), the numbers given weren't even really close to the answer at all and I once again just guessed and found out I was correct. Actually the coordi...

moose wrote:You got 14 numbers? You're confusing me. I got 7 and most of them are quite big. The smallest one is 3. Am I on the right track?

Guess not ... als least you got the wrong numbers ...

Hi there,

has this challenge something to do with vector geometry?

SF

You can leave the code as it is ... -Xss

Hmm ... I have coded the encoder-routine in Java. I can brute-force this message, but not the challange Message... am I missing something? package challanges; import java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException; import java.math.BigInteger; public class EggWarmUpPre { public static void main(String[] args) ...

Hi there, I'm a little confused about this challange. As posted above, the encoding of the byte-sequence is Little-Endian. Can someone confirm, that encoding the message: This is a secret message with the key "0x11, 0x12, 0x13, 0x14" will output "2eafc48a26248a2625402cc4c8aca52a264528...