The most difficult crypto challenge ever

[sanddbox]

isn't there anyone who has a helping nature?????????

No. We eat kittens for breakfast.

Go back to hackforums plox.

[NefariousWingman]

Ehh.. why not? I'll do it... But I won't give you my email. just PM the link to the download page.. or use one of those pastecode site things, and PM me the link to that..

[darkmpulse1]

I enjoyed reading this post i actually lol cuz i use to sound like that and probly still do in many ways.

[Chunkie]

Why do you wan't it decrypted so bad that you are willing to pay for it, if its not illegal?
And even if someone would decrypt it, how would you know that the one who decrypted it won't tell you
something random instead, or do you know the answer and just love to toy-around with us?

[msbachman]

Upload it and post the link. I'll have a look. No promises.

Also, include what you suspect of being in the encrypted files, and if you have it any info on how the files were encrypted.

[f1r3flie]

People who know anything about cryptography would know that you can't just give us a string of hex and expect us to turn it into a message. If we know the algorithm and it is one with a known exploit, then we can help, but you must remember that the point of encryption is to make it unreadable to anyone without the key.

There are two possibilities that would mean that it's even possible:
1) You know the algorithm and how it works is publicly knows.
2) The "encryption" is just an anagram or something which you need to solve yourself.

What I can do to help you is to get you to look up a number of simple algorithms so you get how they work. Look up Rail Fence Cipher, Cesar Cipher and One Time Pad. These are all word game problems, but they help you understand.

And this can't be the most difficult challenge ever, there are millions of literally impossible to decrypt files out there.

EDIT: Fixed typo

[tgoe]

EDIT: Fixed typo

Get back to work

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