Comment on How to add or subtract Kryptos from K4 by Mark
Thanks! Here is the next step with my symmetry idea; I’m guessing the left half of the code is a mirror reflexion of the real code. further, that since K=DG etc I’m thinking you can use 2 letters to...
View ArticleComment on How to add or subtract Kryptos from K4 by The General
I used the spreadsheet provided by Kryptosfan and decoded part of K4 to this : B-E-R-L-I-N-M-E-R-C-B-E-N-Z-E-D-O-I-C-E-D-R-Y-S-P-Y-C-O-D-E-X-T-M-J no idea what it means but it looks nice
View ArticleComment on How to add or subtract Kryptos from K4 by The General
W-AK-S-B-E-R-L-I-N-M-E-R-C-B-E-N-Z-E-D-O-I-C-E-D-R-Y-S-P-Y-C-O-D-E-X-T-M-J oh, it is a dry wax , how cheap!
View ArticleComment on Attempted Removal of Kryptos Additive by taff3r
What about K=0, R=1, Y=2, P=3, T=4, O=5, S=6, A=7, B=8,…?
View ArticleComment on Attempted Removal of Kryptos Additive by KryptosFreak
Hmmmmmm….. Possibly, BUT-
View ArticleComment on Attempted Removal of Kryptos Additive by KryptosFreak
We might be forgetting Mr James Sanborn is an ARTIST. He is not a cryptologist. It is unlikely he came up with an additive for one of his ciphers and put it in mod26. He is more artistic than that. He...
View ArticleComment on Attempted Removal of Kryptos Additive by Eric
I’ve been thinking the LAT/LONG info in K2 is the numeric seed for generating lagged fibonacci numbers. Based on the keyword ABSCISSA, I’m even thinking it’s a hint to ignore the LAT portion. I’m...
View ArticleComment on Attempted Removal of Kryptos Additive by Sara
I agree. We are forgetting that Mr Sanborn is a lazy, arrogant and unintelligent “ARTIST”. He has milked his Kryptos sculpture for years. He has also given false and misleading information on the...
View ArticleComment on Attempted Removal of Kryptos Additive by Sara
Sorry. Should have said “not” just a pile of broken words.
View ArticleComment on Attempted Removal of Kryptos Additive by Mr. Gallow
pardon my vitriol, but… you are rude, and likely crazy. Everything you’ve stated shows how little you know about artistry. Everything you haven’t stated brings into question your methodology. I’d...
View ArticleComment on Attempted Removal of Kryptos Additive by Mark
A lot of these attempts have Q’s in them, and in case some one isn’t aware of them, there are Ham Radio Q-codes. For example (ridiculous example) say O plus B equals Q and RU from the first line could...
View ArticleComment on No Transposition in K4 of Kryptos by Mr. Gallow
Thanks for your input Chris. I appreciate your thoughtfulness on the issue. Here are some things I’d ask you to consider. 1. I said a known text, not a known plaintext. 2. I agree that the likelyhood...
View ArticleComment on Is Kryptos the Mayor of Foursquare? by Mark
I think that blanket “systems” might not be working, except in spots, because there’s supposed to be ” 5 or 6 systems” used by Jim Sanborn So maybe, whatever you call a line is one system etc. What do...
View ArticleComment on Is Kryptos the Mayor of Foursquare? by Kryptosfreak
Try matrixes. he likes matrixes
View ArticleComment on Is Kryptos the Mayor of Foursquare? by Kryptosfreak
Also, what if NYPVTT decodes to berlin, but the ber and the lin are parts of words, like this: INFBNYPVTTMZ = CHAMBERLINED This makes an even better plaintext attack, because now exactly 12 letters of...
View ArticleComment on The Kryptos Clue Site is Down, Is It Solved? by Mark
I’ve never had success trying to enter a solution on his site either. But here is step three from my symmetry idea; QRU (Do you have anything for me?) M I Q I I Q I Q I Q QTH (Your location?) West...
View ArticleComment on Is Kryptos the Mayor of Foursquare? by Kryptosfreak
Maybe FPKW=WITH, so INFBNYPVTTFPKW=CHAMBERLINEDWITH. Or, FP=IN, so INFBNYPVTTFP=CHAMBERLINEDIN More to come (like you didnt know i would say that :P) KryptosFreak Voynich Manuscript!
View ArticleComment on Kryptos Foursquare with right to left break after addition by...
What if K4 is the pigpen cipher? Ok, so seriously, I think that you should try plaintext breaking the CHAMBERLINED=INFBNYPVTTMZ
View ArticleComment on Kryptos Foursquare with right to left break after addition by...
Ignore that. Just read Ava convention notes. What if he means every N equals B, every Y equals E, so on and so on. Hmm?
View ArticleComment on Kryptos Foursquare with right to left break after addition by John
Doubt it, as “t” is used for both i and n
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