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Conventional means are enough to solve this challenge? Or is there something additional hidden?
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No, as far as i remember there are no additional things to look for.
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hey cyberwoozzle! I think I could identify the last three spies, but the first two are very difficult. Did you use brute force for them?
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Nope :lol:

(maybe 2 or 3 tries, but no real brute force)
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This challenge was straight-forward from what I can remember. Nothing secret or hidden about it, just common sense. :)
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Oki :-) then i exhagerated as i tried to bruteforce the first two entries and now i have two wait one hour between each try :-D
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:D I didn't know the timing interval went all the way up to that! I'm afraid the only hints I can think of definitely count as "techniques" which probably spoil it too much... but every relevant letter appears in plaintext (not censored) somewhere in the letter, as I recall, which makes it much easier.
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