Here's how the next two solves worked. I won't spoil keys if people want to play along. Both keys are pretty straightforward if you follow the clues.
1) Apply the
http://www.darkside.com.au/snow/ tool to the poem+whitespace you get from running b58decode_check on the poem. Make sure to strip the extra hex '00' characters first. There is a key. This will result in a base64 representation of a Crypto-JS CipherParams object, which you quickly recognize as such if you have been playing with Crypto-JS. I suspect that people who have been trying to play with snow have ended up with some copy-paste errors when trying to create their file, so here's some python code to show one way to do it successfully:
import base58
codelist = ('18hJpcE7w51A7GpMU4QkVk1h5V6Ryj61XK', '1BRsa17vaULT26ZNViz1d4Fyjhxgfig77k', '1qFZqzT8jEMPiaHap7qwop3UGrsMWetQ6', '13xGwVghnbk7A9ZSVq18Hk5WDgaqnVAwiU', ...)
poem = ''
for c in codelist:
poem = poem +(str(base58.b58decode_check(c)).translate(None,'\x00'))
f = open("poem.txt", "w")
f.write(poem)
f.close()
Note that you might need to 'pip install base58' if you don't have it already.
I ran snow from the command-line on the output from the above snippet:
./snow -C -p KEY poem.txt
2) Apply the Crypto-JS.Rabbit algorithm to the base64 that snow gave. Salt and iv are NOT needed since they are embedded in the base64. A different key is needed; credit to zonkism for finding it first. You can run this locally by making a simple html code on your local host and directing your browser to it, all you need is the following in the page:
This results in "
http://www.whit3r4bbi7.com/"
This is a website asking for a user/login to the area “I'm_going_to_have_to_put_you_on_the_game_grid”!
next steps:
- There's a lot of user/logins in TRON with many possible variants. I've tried a bunch but have come up empty. Still hammering on that a bit.
- There is a @WHIT3R4BBI7 twitter with "Trust no one. #GTIN" in their profile. GTIN appears to refer to a
type of barcode. I can't tell if this twitter account is part of the game or not, it's private unlike all of the other ones.
outstanding weird stuff:
- what do the 'x' marks mean in the OP?
- are there more secrets in the nearby blockchain and related transactions?