ELITE?

[Harry]

So far we have two complete and correct decrypts of the Elite Challenge (Cribbage and ace661). Anyone going to join them with ELITE status this year? Harry

[F6exb]

Not me I think.

[Madness]

Does this help?

[Madness]

No, probably not helpful.

[Mattyrat2027]

@Madness I’ve seen this before, and I know the code, but I can only think of 1 way to use it. Doubt it is correct, as you say…

[F6exb]

Taking Baudot alphabet as a code word, I tried xor bit by bit, add or substract steps from this code, but no way.
Any idea to share?

[Madness]

Does @Cribbage have a hint?

[Cribbage]

Maybe try looking at it from a different angle.

[The-letter-wriggler]

Will 45 degree do 😉

[Kford-academy]

Just to make it clear (you don’t have to post the next bit, @Harry – and it would possibly (even probably) be advised that you don’t!), is ITA2 (International Telegraph Alphabet No. 2) involved in the decryption/encryption process of Part B of Mission Coda?

[Happy to publish this at this stage of the proceedings! The answer is that a telegraph alphabet is involved in the process but not ITA2. Harry]

[F6exb]

Hello everyone, I have a question:

[Ace661]

@F6exb
https://www.compart.com/en/unicode/U+2191
https://www.compart.com/en/unicode/U+2588#:~:text=Unicode%20Character%20%E2%80%9C%E2%96%88%E2%80%9D%20(U%2B2588)

I think you can replace them with ASCII characters (e.g. ^ and ~), without it affecting the challenge

[Cribbage]

@F6exb
I feel a little mean saying this, but, find a table and then look up what these characters do … 24, 127 (Base 10).

[Madness]

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