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
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
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
Maybe it's because i r smrt. There are smarter people who can figure out tougher encryptions just as easily. If you have the right head for this kind of stuff, it isn't hard. Ciphers are bnnk.
And I just realized algorithm was the word I had correct the first time and then replaced it with formula....
I can't decipher it. Gantic did you just write the code to enter the Matrix or something? Cause I read all the ABCD's you wrote and I feel now like Neo.
Hmm, I would have to do a wikipedia search to figure out where to start in deciphering any of these. Should I make a VB program to decode it? (It's not that hard is it?)
since there are no responsesanymore for about a week ill tell you the solution i used (gantic used a diffrent one but its also correct) i used the ASCII-table to get hexadecimal nubers for every letter i transfered these hexadecimal nubers to binarycode for example e=65=01100101 i splitted this nubers up into blocks of two nubers each 01100101 -> 01 10 01 01 then i substituted them 00 = A 01 = B 10 = C 11 = D so 01100101 became BCBB = e and thats it, just go these steps reverse and you will decode the encryption note: Gantic used the base 4 system it works too
PS: excuse my spelling im not a native english speaker and generally not that good ind spelling and grammar
At first glance I thought it was all A's and B's, so I was going to rewire it as 0's and 1's, then translate binary to ascii, but then I saw C's and D's, and my computer melted.
But this is pretty smart, nice stuff. Simple though if I had the time to try it.
