Three codes were found in the All Zeroes post on the Investigate Ingress blog.
[1] hga430368kd
[2] jppypl25qxx3fyy2fpvuy3jucyfuxm
[3] &&&.^^^.&.%.^^.%.@.%.^^.#.*.@@.*.&&&.&
Code #1
Observations
You can see the passcode format, you’ll need to be creative to find the keyword
We have the prefix, a 0 for keyword and the suffix
hga43 0 368kd
This is not an easy one to explain for keyword so I’ll go right to the point. 0 is glyph for all. Yep creative thinking !!!
hga43all368kd
We have the prefix, a 0 for keyword and the suffix
hga43 0 368kd
This is not an easy one to explain for keyword so I’ll go right to the point. 0 is glyph for all. Yep creative thinking !!!
hga43all368kd
Code #2
Observations
30 characters, a mix of letters and number without any specific range. Lots of repeats.
[hint]Check the solves from yesterday[/hint]
A string like this usually indicates that the first step is morse.
.--- .--. .--. -.-- .--. .-.. ..--- ..... --.- -..- -..- ...-- ..-. -.-- -.-- ..--- ..-. .--. ...- ..- -.-- ...-- .--- ..- -.-. -.-- ..-. ..- -..- --
We have 120 characters. Two options, groups of 6 for braille or groups of 8 for binary. Binary is easier to spot, let’s try it
.---.--. .--.-.-- .--..-.. ..---... ..--.--. .--..-.. .--..-.- .---.--. .---..-. .--....- ..--.--. ..--.--- ..--.-.- .--..-.. .--..---
Notice how every first bit is a dot? Dots=0 Dashes=1
01110110 01101011 01100100 00111000 00110110 01100100 01100101 01110110 01110010 01100001 00110110 00110111 00110101 01100100 01100111
Convert binary to Ascii
vkd86devra675dg
A string like this usually indicates that the first step is morse.
.--- .--. .--. -.-- .--. .-.. ..--- ..... --.- -..- -..- ...-- ..-. -.-- -.-- ..--- ..-. .--. ...- ..- -.-- ...-- .--- ..- -.-. -.-- ..-. ..- -..- --
We have 120 characters. Two options, groups of 6 for braille or groups of 8 for binary. Binary is easier to spot, let’s try it
.---.--. .--.-.-- .--..-.. ..---... ..--.--. .--..-.. .--..-.- .---.--. .---..-. .--....- ..--.--. ..--.--- ..--.-.- .--..-.. .--..---
Notice how every first bit is a dot? Dots=0 Dashes=1
01110110 01101011 01100100 00111000 00110110 01100100 01100101 01110110 01110010 01100001 00110110 00110111 00110101 01100100 01100111
Convert binary to Ascii
vkd86devra675dg
Code #3
Observations
All symbols separated by dots.
[hint]How do you usually convert symbols then think why they are repeating.[/hint]
Symbols usually convert to numbers, &=7, ^=6… then gives a decimal to Ascii sequence but in this case the symbols are repeating between 1 to 3 times. Your keyboard has 3 rows right ?
So &&& is the 7th character of the 3rd row which is m. Keep converting the rest of the string to get
&&&.^^^.&.%.^^.%.@.%.^^.#.*.@@.*.&&&.&
m n u t h tw t h e i s i m u
We now have the prefix and suffix
mnuthtw theisimu
or
mnu32 386mu
The ciphers used symbols which is a valid keyword.
mnu32symbols386mu
Symbols usually convert to numbers, &=7, ^=6… then gives a decimal to Ascii sequence but in this case the symbols are repeating between 1 to 3 times. Your keyboard has 3 rows right ?
So &&& is the 7th character of the 3rd row which is m. Keep converting the rest of the string to get
&&&.^^^.&.%.^^.%.@.%.^^.#.*.@@.*.&&&.&
m n u t h tw t h e i s i m u
We now have the prefix and suffix
mnuthtw theisimu
or
mnu32 386mu
The ciphers used symbols which is a valid keyword.
mnu32symbols386mu
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