nope. git is the friend of the friend. so who could be that friend?
SHA1 (used by git)then again it might be related to Linus
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then again it might be related to Linus
literally is a stupid or unpleasant person
git = stupid or unpleasant person
git = stupid or unpleasant person
correct. whats your BTC-address?
Maryland has the National Cryptologic Museum, so I would guess git-encrypt (which is AES256)
nope. git is the friend of the friend. so who could be that friend?
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The friend I visited in europe looks so old
Could be the string "enigma" concatenatednope.
literally is a stupid or unpleasant person
git = stupid or unpleasant person
git = stupid or unpleasant person
correct. whats your BTC-address?
Maryland has the National Cryptologic Museum, so I would guess git-encrypt (which is AES256)
nope. git is the friend of the friend. so who could be that friend?
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The friend I visited in europe looks so old
Could be the string "enigma" concatenated 
Maryland has the National Cryptologic Museum, so I would guess git-encrypt (which is AES256)
Shit - I actually saw the link to that Museum when I Googled Maryland and thought it must have somehow been relevant - great find!
literally is a stupid or unpleasant person
git = stupid or unpleasant person
Maryland has the National Cryptologic Museum, so I would guess git-encrypt (which is AES256)
git = stupid or unpleasant person
Maryland has the National Cryptologic Museum, so I would guess git-encrypt (which is AES256)
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but his name sounds like japanese
Might refer to Satoshicorrect. The rich is guy is Satoshi. you win another 1BTC. 85a650ded24b61d11d83de0c98ee3269e097543f111a7cf3e7537ce4e549be17 (transactionid)
So 5BTC left to win for right guesses.
HINT
I also give away the hash here: its simply 2 rounds of sha256
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The friend I visited in europe looks so old
Has to be MD2 or MD4nope. I visited only one doctor:)
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but his name sounds like japanese
Might refer to Satoshi therefore RIPEMD160(SHA256(SHA256(x)))This is still too hard
NOTE:
I will spend max. 10BTC for right guesses, 4BTC have already been sent. The next 6 right guesses get a coin.
This way also people who can not code may participate.
I will spend max. 10BTC for right guesses, 4BTC have already been sent. The next 6 right guesses get a coin.
This way also people who can not code may participate.
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The friend I visited in europe looks so old
Has to be MD2 or MD4 correct. you win 1BTC. whats your btc address?
14r9f5paWs67S8ixqssSvpN3yuiChA3Pcb145cc0242d8266536ae1f60f69484352af8c512fbd7a743651e18668a48ff471 (transactionid)
he literally is a stupid or unpleasant person.
ROT13?
ROT13?
nope
I never felt like I had to add another entering somewhere.
No line feeds for all hashes
No line feeds for all hashes
correct
correct. you win 1BTC. whats your btc address?
14r9f5paWs67S8ixqssSvpN3yuiChA3PcbQuote
he literally is a stupid or unpleasant person.
ROT13?Quote
I never felt like I had to add another entering somewhere.
No line feeds for all hashesHe has won his first race championship in 1996 in europe driving with a speed of 160 miles per hour.
RIPEMD160 (published in 1996)correct. you win 1BTC. whats your btc address?
He has won his first race championship in 1996 in europe driving with a speed of 160 miles per hour.
RIPEMD160 (published in 1996)
HINTS:
correct. The doctor with 5 children is md5.
halfway correct
md5 is used 5 rounds total in the script. I guess the story should have been, that I am driving around the doctors house WHILE EATING the doctors meals.
correct. I you look up the wikipedia page of base64 and search for 137 you can see what I was going for with the 137%
nope.
Well, maybe something like that...
Not adding up all the digits, just removing.
1BTC for you sir: 39f77b5f297500d80701747b24f0e2d72cd1b9bc8cafea0a19132e28f3be96ab (transactionid)
was hashed with MD5
correct. The doctor with 5 children is md5.
For the earlier stuff I was assuming that "cozz" was hashed with MD5
halfway correct
"cozz" was hashed with MD5 (with another 5 rounds?)
md5 is used 5 rounds total in the script. I guess the story should have been, that I am driving around the doctors house WHILE EATING the doctors meals.
which is then base64'd?
correct. I you look up the wikipedia page of base64 and search for 137 you can see what I was going for with the 137%
And I also thought that Maryland (MD) was another reference to MD5.
nope.
(although was guessing SHA1 followed by SHA256)
Well, maybe something like that...
and then the stuff about getting the "coins" to make 500 Euros I thought meant "adding up all the digits" from the SHA256 hash.
Not adding up all the digits, just removing.
1BTC for you sir: 39f77b5f297500d80701747b24f0e2d72cd1b9bc8cafea0a19132e28f3be96ab (transactionid)
How did you come up with these? As posted above password is not only numbers.
Didn't know that until after I had come up with that and posted.
For the earlier stuff I was assuming that "cozz" was hashed with MD5 (with another 5 rounds?) which is then base64'd?
And I also thought that Maryland (MD) was another reference to MD5.
Got confused about the whole stuff about richer (although was guessing SHA1 followed by SHA256) and then the stuff about getting the "coins" to make 500 Euros I thought meant "adding up all the digits" from the SHA256 hash.
Actually as I hadn't even heard of "whirlpool" before I think I probably have pretty much zero chance at this (although now have "hashdeep' installed which is where the "78911616" came from) - but I like the cleverness of it.
Well I thought I might have got somewhere with one of these - but unfortunately no cigar:
Code:
88812553199616078911616500
88812553789116161996160500
88812553789116161601996500
88812553199678911616160500
88812553160199678911616500
88812553160789116161996500
88816012553199678911616500
88816012553789116161996500
88819961255316078911616500
88819961255378911616160500
88816019961255378911616500
88816019967891161612553500
88816019967891161612553500
88878911616125531996160500
88878911616125531601996500
88819961255316078911616500
88819961255378911616160500
88819961601255378911616500
88819961607891161612553500
88878911616199616012553500
88878911616160199612553500
88819967891161616012553500
88819961607891161612553500
88812553789116161996160500
88812553789116161601996500
88812553199678911616160500
88812553160199678911616500
88812553160789116161996500
88816012553199678911616500
88816012553789116161996500
88819961255316078911616500
88819961255378911616160500
88816019961255378911616500
88816019967891161612553500
88816019967891161612553500
88878911616125531996160500
88878911616125531601996500
88819961255316078911616500
88819961255378911616160500
88819961601255378911616500
88819961607891161612553500
88878911616199616012553500
88878911616160199612553500
88819967891161616012553500
88819961607891161612553500
How did you come up with these? As posted above password is not only numbers. Also the flight number does not really exist, this is just part of the story and made up.
The flight number should be at the start.
correct. 1BTC for you sir: 0d6ebe5a2953b4f02defa6d69fdb1644a060b33898c2e2404c90e9794e219b9f (transactionid)
HINT: The password starts with 888 and contains both letters and numbers.
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