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Three codes were hidden in The Paradox post on the Investigate Ingress blog.
[1] uwuuwuvwyuvvxwywwvwxwuwyyuuwvwyuvvuxvvxwyvxy
[2] fn2h6h4a9sr4dbe\
[3] 1.857.127.7.4.209.5.194.1.738.5.76.449.2.373.1.1.707.2.185.2.398.1.787
Code #1
Observations
All letters in the high range of the alphabet
Spoiler
Let’s start with Atbash the get those letters in a better range
fdffdfedbfeecdbddedcdfdbbffdedbfeefceecdbecb
Convert letters to numbers using a=0
53553543154423133432353115534315445244231421
The numbers all range between 1 to 5. This is good for a Polybius square cipher
xzpsethcomplexsetwthdf
xzp73complex723df
Code #2
Observations
That \ is there as a hint and is not part of the passcode. It’s probably easier to find what keyword would fit before trying to rearrange things
Spoiler
The \ is really a hint on how to rearrange things. First let’s reverse the code without the \
ebd4rs9a4h6h2nf
\ means that you need to do a stepped transposition
e |
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b |
d |
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4 |
r |
s |
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9 |
a |
4 |
h |
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6 |
h |
2 |
n |
f |
Read going up from the bottom right F
fnh24shard694be
Code #3
Observations
24 numbers separated by dots.
Spoiler
Notice how most of the numbers following those “1” are in the 700 or 800 range. This can mean the start of decimal to Ascii range. Start be making pairs
1.857 |
127.7 |
4.209 |
5.194 |
1.738 |
5.76 |
449.2 |
373.1 |
1.707 |
2.185 |
2.398 |
1.787 |
For each pairs multiply the first number by the second
1*857 |
857 |
127*7 |
889 |
4*209 |
836 |
5*194 |
970 |
1*738 |
738 |
5*76 |
380 |
449*2 |
898 |
373*1 |
373 |
1*707 |
707 |
2*185 |
370 |
2*398 |
796 |
1*787 |
787 |
Group the results
857889836970738380898373707370796787
Make pairs
85 78 89 83 69 70 73 83 80 89 83 73 70 73 70 79 67 87
Convert decimal to Ascii
UNYSEFISPYSIFIFOCW
uny75spy654cw
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