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Revision as of 23:45, 4 June 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 15 Files (Possibly the Juggler Case? Animated GIF of the sequence provided by cyng here)
Freebird (Logs) 7 Files
bbguk (Babbage messaging system?) 34 Files
Upload (Images) 3 Files
Shizzire's Code (Used to hack Babbage) 1 File (code from Keyser Soze (see here))
Telephone 8 Files
Fin (Messages from Claire) 4 Files
Music 3 Files
everymanjackofus_ 7 Files (Code from jack?)
83/84 Decrypted
84/99 Discovered
Code Layout
NOTE: Links indicate files that have been "decrypted" by Babbage. Plaintext indicates a code that has been input but not decrypted yet.
Decryption order
Some entries such as email logs are easier to read in the order that Babbage processed them, as follows: