Three codes were hidden in the Your Responses: Lynton-Wolfe’s Message post on the Investigate Ingress blog.

[1] 4$0$406$$60332220*&06^$^04$640%^5504$0(&9079&80%6%$0(&980(0*&9*0%$660*90$^0^550%6^^

[2] #79!9@71!597$129%939@3%09%23!627!3%3&#79#53

[3] wernhervonbraunwolfgangernstpaulijohnrayalexandergrahambellgalenfriedrichaugustkekulégalenjohanneskepleradalbertczernyfranzboasmichaelfaradaygalenfrederickgowlandhopkinsmaxplanckfredericksoddyheikekamerlinghonnesfrederickgowlandhopkinsabdulqadeerkhaneuclidtimnoakeswilburandorvillewrightgaleneucliddmitrimendeleevevangelistatorricellimohammadabdussalamrudolfchristiankarldieselprafullachandraray

Code #1

Observations

83 characters composed of numbers and symbols. You’ll need to look for a split.

[hint] . – [/hint]

With a string like that, there as to be a character that is use as a split. Having a closer look at the string you can see that the longest sequence of consecutive numbers is 0332220. If zero is used as a split point we are left with 33222 which is 5 bits and fits number coding in morse. Split at 0 and numbers are dot, symbols are dashes

`4$`	`.-`
`$4`	`-.`
`6$$6`	`.--.`
`33222`	`.....`
`*&`	`--`
`6^$^`	`.---`
`4$64`	`.-..`
`%^55`	`--..`
`4$`	`.-`
`(&9`	`--.`
`79&8`	`..-.`
`%6%$`	`-.--`
`(&98`	`--..`
`(`	`-`
`&9`	`--.-`
`%$66`	`--..`
`*9`	`-.`
`$^`	`--`
`^55`	`-..`
`%6^^`	`-.--`

The full morse string is

.- -. .--. ..... -- .--- .-.. --.. .- --. ..-. -.-- --.. - --.- --.. -. -- -.. -.--

Convert morse to text

ANP5MJLZAGFYZTQZNMDY

We now have 20 characters containing one number. Could be Base64 but we need to figure out which letters are capital and lowercase

Look at the how the strings are made. If you convert symbols to numbers, notice how each digit in a group follows a range

123 are numbers
456 are lowercase
789 are capital

anp5MjlzaGFyZTQzNmdy

Convert Base64 to text

jzy29share436gr

Code #2

Observations

Symbols followed by numbers, the split points are obvious

[hint]Codes should come out during Prime time…[/hint]

Split at symbols and replace them with their respective numbers on the keyboard

379 19 271 1597 4129 5939 23 509 523 1627 13 53 7 379 353

All those numbers are prime numbers. Using this list get their position. Note that your count should start at 0 not 1.

`379`	`74`
`19`	`7`
`271`	`57`
`1597`	`250`
`4129`	`567`
`5939`	`779`
`23`	`8`
`509`	`96`
`523`	`98`
`1627`	`257`
`13`	`5`
`53`	`15`
`7`	`3`
`379`	`74`
`353`	`70`

Group the results

747572505677798969825751537470

Make pairs

74 75 72 50 56 77 79 89 69 82 57 51 53 74 70

Convert decimal to Ascii

JKH28MOYER935JF

Code #3

Observations

A long list of scientists

Split at every scientist name and count the number of characters for each of them.

`4$`	`.-`
`$4`	`-.`
`6$$6`	`.--.`
`33222`	`.....`
`*&`	`--`
`6^$^`	`.---`
`4$64`	`.-..`
`%^55`	`--..`
`4$`	`.-`
`(&9`	`--.`
`79&8`	`..-.`
`%6%$`	`-.--`
`(&98`	`--..`
`(`	`-`
`&9`	`--.-`
`%$66`	`--..`
`*9`	`-.`
`$^`	`--`
`^55`	`-..`
`%6^^`	`-.--`

15 18 7 19 5 22 5 14 14 9 14 5 23 9 14 20 23 15 6 9 22 5 6 15 21 18 25 18

Convert numbers to letters using a=1

ORGSEVENNINEWINTWOFIVEFOURYR

org79win254yr

`wernher von braun`		`15`
`wolfgang ernst pauli`		`18`
`john ray`		`7`
`alexander graham bell`		`19`
`galen`		`5`
`friedrich august kekulé`		`22`
`galen`		`5`
`johannes kepler`		`14`
`adalbert czerny`		`14`
`franz boas`		`9`
`michael faraday`		`14`
`galen`		`5`
`frederick gowland hopkins`		`23`
`max planck`		`9`
`frederick soddy`		`14`
`heike kamerling honnes`		`20`
`frederick gowland hopkins`		`23`
`abdul qadeer khan`		`15`
`euclid`		`6`
`tim noakes`		`9`
`wilbur and orville wright`		`22`
`galen`		`5`
`euclid`		`6`
`dmitri mendeleev`		`15`
`evangelista torricelli`		`21`
`mohammad abdus salam`		`18`
`rudolf christian karl diesel`		`25`
`prafulla chandra ray`		`18`

Code #1

Observations

Code #2

Observations

Code #3

Observations

Share this:

Related