Stego 10

by **Mortecai4** on Sun Oct 19, 2008 9:52 am ([msg=13901]see Re: Stego 10[/msg])

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Rank: Hacker (7127 Points) · by **tio** on Sun Oct 19, 2008 10:18 am ([msg=13902]see Re: Stego 10[/msg])

you are on right track

SPOILER REMOVED

Rank: Hacker (7127 Points) · by **tio** on Sun Oct 19, 2008 2:11 pm ([msg=13911]see Re: Stego 10[/msg])

I don't know how to help you more without giving you complete sollution. I suppose, now when you revealed relation between shakespeare and (his) bacon, you will be able to solve it in few days

by **1bundy1** on Tue Nov 04, 2008 9:59 pm ([msg=14506]see Re: Stego 10[/msg])

this 1 has kept me up until 3 am in the morning but ivefinally cracked it after a couple of hours of trying, thanks for the help guys

ps, i must have done something wrong because the answer i got was about 4 characters out, but i guessed what it was meant to say

I tried several times to decode the messege,
but it comes out as gibberish...
Is the answer supposed to be legible?

i wont give too much away.. but google about the shakespeare conspiracy and read about the guy he supposedly really was.
I know what the cipher is.... but how do I get the encrypted message? I tried getting rid of all other letters in the message other than a and b and decoding that but no luck. any help?

by **BhaaL** on Mon Nov 24, 2008 1:11 pm ([msg=15394]see Re: Stego 10[/msg])

You should have your solution already. Nothing is really what it seems to be

ah.. i went to the wikipedia article for that cipher and found another way to write it.. i decoded it and it made sense.. but the password it gave me doesnt work... its right there plain and simple.. but it just wont work.. if someone who has beaten the mission would please let me pm them so they can verify my password, i would be very thankful. I just dont understand it... the answer says it right there

THEPASSWORDIS.................

So why doesnt it work?

by **BhaaL** on Tue Nov 25, 2008 12:18 pm ([msg=15437]see Re: Stego 10[/msg])

Just checked, the password still works. Remember the basic principles of solutions and probably read the small print again.