Topic: [SOLVED] [0.01 BTC] Short Puzzle. (Read 413 times)
Thanks a lot for the puzzle, I really enjoyed it
Didn't take long for the puzzle to be solved!
Step 1: The private key in the post leads to the public key 1bitdoN4...
Step 2: The [left] and [right] hidden BBCode represented binary -> "first five"
Step 3: The first five letters of the pubkey are "bitdo". bit.do is a URL shortener.
Step 4: The color code is #01112d. bit.do/01112d redirects to a pastebin with a 'privkey'.
Step 5: The funds were sent from 1bitdo... to 1CaeSAr... A Caesar shift of 13 was used to encode the privkey.
Step 6: Only the letters were shifted. Once you shifted them back 13 places, you got the privkey.
Done.
More puzzles coming soon.
Step 1: The private key in the post leads to the public key 1bitdoN4...
Step 2: The [left] and [right] hidden BBCode represented binary -> "first five"
Step 3: The first five letters of the pubkey are "bitdo". bit.do is a URL shortener.
Step 4: The color code is #01112d. bit.do/01112d redirects to a pastebin with a 'privkey'.
Step 5: The funds were sent from 1bitdo... to 1CaeSAr... A Caesar shift of 13 was used to encode the privkey.
Step 6: Only the letters were shifted. Once you shifted them back 13 places, you got the privkey.
Done.
More puzzles coming soon.
Well done, I had no idea .do was a valid TLD. kept hitting combinations of bitdo and caesar with no success.
Didn't take long for the puzzle to be solved!
Step 1: The private key in the post leads to the public key 1bitdoN4...
Step 2: The [left] and [right] hidden BBCode represented binary -> "first five"
Step 3: The first five letters of the pubkey are "bitdo". bit.do is a URL shortener.
Step 4: The color code is #01112d. bit.do/01112d redirects to a pastebin with a 'privkey'.
Step 5: The funds were sent from 1bitdo... to 1CaeSAr... A Caesar shift of 13 was used to encode the privkey.
Step 6: Only the letters were shifted. Once you shifted them back 13 places, you got the privkey.
Done.
More puzzles coming soon.
Step 1: The private key in the post leads to the public key 1bitdoN4...
Step 2: The [left] and [right] hidden BBCode represented binary -> "first five"
Step 3: The first five letters of the pubkey are "bitdo". bit.do is a URL shortener.
Step 4: The color code is #01112d. bit.do/01112d redirects to a pastebin with a 'privkey'.
Step 5: The funds were sent from 1bitdo... to 1CaeSAr... A Caesar shift of 13 was used to encode the privkey.
Step 6: Only the letters were shifted. Once you shifted them back 13 places, you got the privkey.
Done.
More puzzles coming soon.
Awesome!
nice work there fella
And well played to the winner.
Viz
Didn't take long for the puzzle to be solved!
Step 1: The private key in the post leads to the public key 1bitdoN4...
Step 2: The [left] and [right] hidden BBCode represented binary -> "first five"
Step 3: The first five letters of the pubkey are "bitdo". bit.do is a URL shortener.
Step 4: The color code is #01112d. bit.do/01112d redirects to a pastebin with a 'privkey'.
Step 5: The funds were sent from 1bitdo... to 1CaeSAr... A Caesar shift of 13 was used to encode the privkey.
Step 6: Only the letters were shifted. Once you shifted them back 13 places, you got the privkey.
Done.
More puzzles coming soon.
Step 1: The private key in the post leads to the public key 1bitdoN4...
Step 2: The [left] and [right] hidden BBCode represented binary -> "first five"
Step 3: The first five letters of the pubkey are "bitdo". bit.do is a URL shortener.
Step 4: The color code is #01112d. bit.do/01112d redirects to a pastebin with a 'privkey'.
Step 5: The funds were sent from 1bitdo... to 1CaeSAr... A Caesar shift of 13 was used to encode the privkey.
Step 6: Only the letters were shifted. Once you shifted them back 13 places, you got the privkey.
Done.
More puzzles coming soon.
The answer is connected? Or put at the end? Confused.
Quote from: Digits are not prone to change.
Due to a rounding error, one part of the puzzle is less obvious.
Therefore, I will make up the difference by providing a hint:
Ere the lock is broken, there must be a force. Et tu, Brute?
Therefore, I will make up the difference by providing a hint:
Ere the lock is broken, there must be a force. Et tu, Brute?
The hidden links everything together. 5KbFfA4qimBsqkzhSATkGXuz8ZCUkCKYhFoS7EqVa741SEkPTwF
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