we are currently talking about encryptions in the computer science class in my school so i invented an own encryption algorithm it may not live up to the standarts of professional encryptions but its a try so lets see if one of you can break it :
its ONE english sentence and the whitespaces are on their correct positions the whitespaces are not encrypted but they can be encrypted with this algorithm
im very excited to see if you can break it and how long you need to break it have fun
I don't get this. Is it possible to decode by simply looking at it, or does it require technology, because there's nothing you can write with only 4 letters.
as i said its not possible by just looking at it i wanted to say that its VERY improbable that you look a it and say "yhea thats it!" i think that you have to take notes to break it in addition you could enhance this way of encryption easily to make it more difficult to decode
I believe I have worked out how to solve it and I would if I weren't procrastinating assignments. I'll come back later if Gantic still has the whole superiority act going on, hopefully he won't have spoiled it for me by then
It really isn't that hard to solve at all. In fact, it really is easier than most substitution ciphers given the orderliness of it all.
yhea i see that i made a mistake which makes it very easy to break opening a way to decode it without going the way i think you needed to go to decode it but i think this way would have been harder to find if i had encrypted the whitespaces too
There are actually several solutions to encryption, but I assume you neither bike, mike, or even like hay, unless you're Strop. :P
wow i REALLY dont know what you want to say with this statement
Does it contain something about a Honda and Velociraptor?
it wasnt supposed to be decoded they you probably did because the encryption isnt really a easy substitution or at least it wasnt supposed to be a substitution even if it looks like it ended this way