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I think a simple greeting would be too boring and banal, so I made an encrypted one The cyphering may look obvious, but don't jump to conclusions so fast.
My nickname is described here. In short, this is a diminutive form of my name followed with the onomatopoeia of pig grunt in Ukrainian, both written in Cyrillic and encoded in KOI-7.
Determining what does the title means is a challenge If it would turn up too hard, I will offer some hints.
The double == is a dead giveaway that is is base64 encoded. FYI, base64 is not encryption but encoding Encryption requires a key to decrypt, encoding does not.
Welcome by the way!
I just guessed: "tr A-Ma-m a-mA-M" is your key
So although I suppose technically that is encryption, I wouldn't use it to protect my financial info. Clever though!
Last edited by sevendogsbsd; 02-11-2019 at 03:54 PM.
Whaouh not very simple...
I'm wondering how one could tell about the "tr A-Ma-m a-mA-M" part... Was there any hint about it? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_file_signatures can help regarding the gunzip part
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