Comment on Krypto Fans, Where are we at? by Gary
Also, your snowflakes react to my pointer’s abscissa. No one has ever said that sentence before. NIobCkrE!
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This is the email address that was listed with the website. Hope it helps. jsanbornkryptos@gmail.com
View ArticleComment on Krypto Fans, Where are we at? by Mark
I think there is a weak spot in it. KLUDIAWIN FBNYPVTT Convert these to numbers; 11,12 ,21 ,4 ,9, 1 ,23,9,14 6, 2, 14, 25,16,22, 20,20,13 you see how 12+2=14, 21+4=25, 16+9=25 1+22=23, 9+14=23 ? Since...
View ArticleComment on Krypto Fans, Where are we at? by isham
does the clocks clue imply just “enlightenment” or does it mean that we are further in the shadows.
View ArticleComment on Krypto Fans, Where are we at? by dseastman
This is what I was alluding to the other day about his clue (from the New York Times): “And so Mr. Sanborn has decided to open the door a bit more with five additional letters, those in the 70th...
View ArticleComment on Krypto Fans, Where are we at? by Gary
I wish what you were saying was true, dseastman. But this: https://kryptosfan.wordpress.com/2013/10/28/kryptos-notes-from-the-aca-convention/ So we can choose to believe the notes about Jim or not –...
View ArticleComment on Krypto Fans, Where are we at? by dseastman
I don’t see anything in his answers that disagrees with what I said. Maybe I wasn’t clear enough though. BERLIN is in K4 at positions 64-69, which previously read NYPVTT. CLOCK is in K5 at positions...
View ArticleComment on Krypto Fans, Where are we at? by Mark
I found another hokey way to get Berlin but this time it’s visual. You use the keyboard! Record the number of moves it takes to go from the cipher letter to the decrypt. Double letters have the same...
View ArticleComment on Krypto Fans, Where are we at? by Tim
I have a resolution to not assume anything about the context and perspective of the information we possess. As a hypothetical exercise, allow me the following: Ed Scheidt made this thing absolutely...
View ArticleComment on Krypto Fans, Where are we at? by Tim
So here’s sort of what I’m talking about. This is an exercise in pure logic. BERLINCLOCK can be cribbed based upon a series of purely logical steps. I am easily the worst cryptographer in the room...
View ArticleComment on Krypto Fans, Where are we at? by Mark
I haven’t heard of the “clock” clue, but I think in German you literally say “What clock is it?” for “What time is it?” It might be a clue?
View ArticleComment on Krypto Fans, Where are we at? by Mr. Gallow
The L and C encryptions both appear to be proportionately apart from themselves spatially to alphabetically… however following a logic of rotating alphabets B and R would be in the same “group”, as...
View ArticleComment on Krypto Fans, Where are we at? by Arthur
COKELACEDWITHWHISKYISEVENBETTER. What of it?
View ArticleComment on Krypto Fans, Where are we at? by Skeptical
Without any indication as to the significance of your passkey, you’re just dicking around with Rumkin until it comes up as you like, no? For example, take the same text (K4 reversed), change the...
View ArticleComment on Krypto Fans, Where are we at? by wcp552
I know this gives no insight into the actual encryption method but by interpretation of the coordinates was: 38°57′6.5″N 77°8′44″W are the coordinates roughly of “THE CIA.” So perhaps, 38, 57, 65, 77,...
View ArticleComment on Krypto Fans, Where are we at? by Gary
If we know how a particular cipher works, it’s easy to calculate a key to produce any plaintext we want. When I read “Enter this passkey: IIYUDZUGLQ” I understood immediately that it would produce...
View ArticleComment on Krypto Fans, Where are we at? by Mark
I think Sanborn was shocked about “IDBYROWS” because it has some real meaning to the way he encrypted it.ie. a Freudian slip. Of my many wrong ideas i think that his visual clue may mean there is...
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