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* [[CE234E]] | * [[CE234E]] | ||
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* [[421D3C]] | * [[421D3C]] | ||
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* [[73F130]] | * [[73F130]] | ||
* [[DFC0BF]] | * [[DFC0BF]] | ||
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* [[C1FD25]] | * [[C1FD25]] | ||
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* [[3F21CD]] | * [[3F21CD]] | ||
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* [[71B15F]] | * [[71B15F]] | ||
* [[B5D3B7]] | * [[B5D3B7]] | ||
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* [[AB7D45]] | * [[AB7D45]] |
Revision as of 13:34, 26 May 2010
X0L.NU
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- Direct link: http://x0l.nu
Discovery
- A cell phone game Exclusion had morse code in it after clicking on the CFG symbol, which was decoded by catalyst on the unforums, led us to the site.
Codes
- After each level a certain number of puzzle pieces are unlocked which reveal codes on the CFG screen. When input into Babbage these codes reveal audio, emails, or other pieces of information.
Subject
- This is the most coherent way to view the codes.
CCTV 6 Files
Freebird (Email server?) 5 Files
bbguk 28 Files(Babbage messaging system?)
Upload (Image) 1 File
Shizzire's Code (Used to hack Babbage) 1 File
Code Layout
NOTE: Links indicate files that have been "decrypted" by Babbage. Plaintext indicates a code that has been input but not decrypted yet.
1DFADC | 8CFFD0 | CB8E0C | 4EC7C4 | 791792 | AB7D45 | 9BCED6 | CD0F2C | A4B8CD | 0F9BC8 |
B5D3B7 | 006B56 | 33B61E | 7394DA | 6F1906 | ?????? | 71B15F | 7AC176 | 2BA7AD | B60357 |
1C496E | 73F130 | EACB3A | C95638 | ED9F5A | D959B0 | 9F8712 | 80CFE8 | 10FDD2 | 031000 |
7E06B1 | 925B35 | FD5E6E | 63D412 | 9F3B51 | 45535F | 785FF4 | DA7EF1 | 7E9951 | E80A5C |
14F437 | 174E84 | 3F21CD | 30C3B1 | 2A490F | 341F40 | 2117D7 | CE234E | 0FB81F | 4836E3 |
754150 | C3F35F | EE5D28 | 22292B | 3F7168 | A850CB | 421D3C | DFC0BF | FEEB0F | S7A3E7 |
8A578D | 77472 | C1FD25 | A1B740 | 4A7AF2 | 984249 | 263031 | 6E5081 | 592169 | 335F14 |
3F31BD | B797C4 | 137F50 | F70D48 | E3D8FA | 5B93BF | 239AF5 | 75DFD1 | BEC3A1 | 8CD2D6 |
C4B536 | 2C8FD9 | 43C85F | ?????? | ?????? | ?????? | ?????? | ?????? | ?????? | ?????? |
?????? | ?????? | ?????? | ?????? | ?????? | ?????? | ?????? | ?????? | ?????? |
Decryption order
Some entries such as email logs are easier to read in the order that Babbage processed them, as follows:
Unentered Codes
At this point there are no codes that we have discovered but not yet entered.