Message 6 - (806) 224-0272
For Mein Fraulein
Mein Fraulein,
Our rendezvous was noted. Perhaps a more intimate venue would serve. I trust in your discretion. Call me.
806 //// 224 //// 0272
Group 169
00201 30030 27065 00101 50050
73034 00807 10820 65033 01606
50190 68021 02900 80690 18092
09508 50810 66071 09207 10130
64089 11200 40150 09016 00001
40160 67046 07801 80070 03078
07204 20020 85004 00900 10230
92
Decryption:
ONE TIME PAD:“Also having hard a time locating my salt lick and hip waders.”
CIPHERTEXT:2 13 3 27 65 1 15 5 73 34 8 71 82 65 33 16 65 19 68 21 29 8 69 18 92 95 85 81 66
71 92 71 13 64 89 112 4 15 9 16 0 14 16 67 46 78 18 7 3 78 72 42 2 85 4 9 1 23
92
OTP:65 108 115 111 32 104 97 118 105 110 103 32 104 97 114 100 32 97 32 116 105 109101 32 108 111 99 97 116 105 110 103 32 109 121 32 115 97 108 116 32 108 105 99 107 32 97 110 100 32 104 105 112 32 119 97 100 101 114 115 46
XOR ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CLEARTEXT:67 97 112 116 97 105 110 115 32 76 111 103 58 32 83 116 97 114 100 97 116 101 32
50 48 48 54 48 54 46 50 32 45 45 32 80 119 110 101 100 32 98 121 32 69 110 115
105 103 110 32 67 114 117 115 104 101 114 46
CLEARTEXT:“Captains Log: Stardate 200606.2 -- Pwned by Ensign Crusher.”
Notes:
This one was a reference to Wil Wheatons post on Slashdot where he called attention to our scheme of using the group number as the area code in which the next message would appear. It was an Easter egg we didn't think would be caught so soon.
Because of this we had to change how we selected group numbers. Thus the group numbers of messages 3 thru 6 were changed to be: 134, 205, 022, 169. When rearranged these numbers become octets of an IP address: 205.134.169.22. Which is the IP for http://www.wilwheaton.net.