Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

Code Discussion

Collapse
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

  • #16
    hmm, javascript is apparently not as cross-browser as I thought... still working...

    Comment


    • #17
      Originally posted by Cedayon
      get it to work with netscape
      opera

      Comment


      • #18
        The translator now works in both IE and Netscape 6 (Netscape 4 doesn't support enough stuff to do what I want)...

        Opera? If it works, great, if not... well, I can probably figure it out, if you really need me to (can't install netscape, or does the thought of doing so cause convulsions?)

        Comment


        • #19
          I made a modified version of the translator that uses a much more involved encryption scheme (I really, really doubt a casual code-breaker could get through it), it can be found at these locations:

          It looks like you are trying to access a link that no longer exists on this site. If you tried to visit a link that has a "~" in the path like this:  http://www.cs.uga.edu/~pagename then manually change the URL in your browser bar to http://cobweb.cs.uga.edu/~pagename For example:  if you were trying to access http://www.cs.uga.edu/~laks or http://computing.uga.edu/~laks, instead go to http://cobweb.cs.uga.edu/~laks    




          It works rather well in IE (wordwrap and everything, just don't use line breaks or put in anything very long).

          It works in Netscape, but it's apparently impossible to get word-break wordwrap in Netscape, or at least I couldn't find a way of doing it in 30-45 minutes of searching a bunch of references and stuff.

          I don't know what it does in Opera

          I'll tell you all the encryption scheme sometime later, first I want to see if any of you can figure it out

          edit -

          10011110001110110100000100001110000001000110001011 00100010110100010001101011111000101101000100000100 00101010001010010001100010101000000011101010001110 00101000101000110101000111001000110010001001000101 010100110111011100111010101

          Last edited by Cedayon; May 24, 2003, 01:59.

          Comment


          • #20
            excellent. 10101101100111111100100001110101000101111010101110 00110011000010000100000010001100010110010001101000 01000011010111110001011010001000001000010010001000 10000100001010100000100001001000101100010100010100 01101010001110010001101010001010001010000010000101 01001101001001110001011100001000000011011110101001 11001101111111100100000000110100110101010100111101 10010110110011011010011010110010000000011110011010 01001101010101001101011101011111001101001001100001 00001001100101011100101111000110001010011100111001 00110100111001101111010100110110110000000100001011 10111111110011110110011000010000001110111011110010 10001001011001001100001011100000001101001101010101 01111111100100000000110001101111010100111001101111 11110011001110011110011010101010010000110010000010 00001001101010011001010011011110011001001111001000 00000111100100111100100110010100110100100110011101 11000010000101011010000111010101010010110011010010 01101010101001101011101010101001011011001110101011 10000100001001100100010100101000101110000100000111 10000000111010110110011101010011110010011001110010 101010011001110011001011010100110010011000100
            opera seems to be the same as netscape for getting pages to work i guess. the no word wrap is a pain though

            otherwise great

            EDIT: oh, and i loaded it up in IE just to see - it doesn't even work in IE now

            Comment


            • #21
              What coder are you using? I can decipher Cedayon's last message "Release the gorilla" with both his coders, but your binary I can't decipher with anything. (I'm using IE)
              Contraria sunt Complementa. -- Niels Bohr
              Mods: SMAniaC (SMAC) & Planetfall (Civ4)

              Comment


              • #22
                hmph, that's odd, i can't code it back either. let me try again

                EDIT: 11110010001000010011100001110010000111000100101011 10011111110010111110011000010000001010011101110011 11111001011111001100000001100101001110111001111111 0011111110011010111011101000101110100010000111

                Comment


                • #23
                  Btw, the first coder wasn't supposed to be able to decipher that, I had forgotten to change something back (the first coder was using the second algorithm)... I fixed it now, so the first coder won't work for binaries generated by the second coder (it's not supposed to).

                  TKG, did you put a line break in the input for your last encoded transmission? All I get is ooga ooga ooga and a bunch of stuff that's usually the result of a line break being in there.

                  I don't know what to do about the line break thing, I don't know why it's not parsing correctly.

                  Comment


                  • #24
                    the second one is just ooga ooga ooga can't remember the first one

                    Comment


                    • #25
                      Ahh, I see...

                      11011110101111001011111001010101001000011101000101 00110100110101010100110000110101111100100000100000 01010010000111010101010010101110111000010000101010 01110011101001111001001101001100011101001111001011 11100101100100100000100000011100001000100111001100 10101110011100010011101010011110010011101110111111 11001101111001011101001011001001000101001100001000 00010100111011100111111100111111100100000000111010 1001100011001011111001100111001111000110110010

                      btw, has anyone figured out what I'm doing to encrypt it?

                      Comment


                      • #26
                        11111111100110111000000011100010010001110010001110 01001101001101001101011111001010111001100000001101 01100101111100110000000111001100101100110100010100 11101010011110010011101010011000110111000010000010 01001110001011101101001110111011100000001100011001 01000100101001100100100100111000100100000100001011 10011110110011011010011111110011110110010000000011 00111000001100011110111000010001001011011001010101 00111110100111111000100000000111010110100010100111 00010011101010011001110011000010000001110000100010 11100101001101001001100011101000000001101001101010 01100101011100111111100100001101111100101111001010 100011010101011

                        Comment


                        • #27
                          10010110101101001111001000100000000010100010100011 10001010100000010000000011100110010010011010100110 01001001001100011101000001000001011001011111001100 00100000001110101010101111111100100000100001000101 11101010011110110010000010000000110010011110010100 01001000000001110101101000011011111111001100011101 01010100100100110100001101111001100101000101110000 00011011010111100010111011010011001110111010011010 10101001110011011110101001001111001010101010100001 00000111100101010100100000000110011101111000000101 10100011110110001110100011100000010011110000110110 00101111000000101000111010001100011000100000001110 01100100010100101000101110000000111101100101101100 11101010010011010111111110011001110010000011010101 01001100011001000001000000101001000111011110101001 01101100111010100100101100100000000111100000111100 11010111010011001010011100110010100010111000000011 10101001100011001111111001101001101000001101000001 00000010100110001110101010100110101101010000000110 00110010110110011100010010000010000100010010100010 11100111001010011001000010001000000010110010111100 0001101

                          Comment


                          • #28
                            Congrats Cedayon, this get's the Prime seal of approval Very good work

                            However, we have no need to use code in our forum, we have the Gorilla to protect the secrecy of this place 00010110001000110000100000100100011101001001101000 10100111000101110011101110000000111010000100000100 00100010011101010010100010011000010000100010111100 01001001001001110111011100001000011000001111111001 11101100110000100000100100111111000100011001001110 0110100010001110001111
                            Smile
                            For though he was master of the world, he was not quite sure what to do next
                            But he would think of something

                            "Hm. I suppose I should get my waffle a santa hat." - Kuciwalker

                            Comment


                            • #29
                              I'm glad I could help

                              2 caveats of this system:
                              1. The encrypt/decryptors are hosted on machines not under my direct control (my dorm computer is behind a ferocious firewall, else I would have the option of hosting it here), and both have occaisional downtime (and my peck account will be wiped by June 6th or so) ... the ajax one (www, rather than peck) will be available most of the time though.

                              2. If our enemies find the encrypt/decrypt pages, that's that ... they're not linked to from anything, so that probably won't happen unless someone goes nosing around in my directories (they have to be world-readable for web use) or someone rats out the URLs.

                              edit-
                              01000100111010011000100010010100111000010000101010 01101111001001101001110011001100001000011111001000 01100100000100001100100111100100111011000111001100 10110111010000010000000110010011110010001010011000 00001110001001111011001110011101011111001101001101 00010100110000100001100110100010100010111100000111 00010110100011100000010011110000011100010110100011 10000001001111000000011000100001000000101001010111 00111001110101111100110111100101010100110000000110 00011010100110010100110010111010010000000011100010 11111001101010011101001011001100000001111000001100 10100111100100111100100110110100110001101111111100 11110100010000010000100110010010010011100010111000 00001110001011100011001110101011111111001010001001 10000100001000101111111100110111100100000100001111 100111000100010001011101110110110001

                              Comment


                              • #30
                                Originally posted by Cedayon
                                2. If our enemies find the encrypt/decrypt pages, that's that ... they're not linked to from anything, so that probably won't happen unless someone goes nosing around in my directories (they have to be world-readable for web use) or someone rats out the URLs.
                                If that happens, I suggest you delete the site, change the url slightly, and rehost it, if that's possible. That'd be a pretty remote chance of it happening. I think it's more likely they either write a program to crack it or use the rule of only writing in Finnish and English against us (does Binary count as another language, or is it English because that's what we write from?)
                                Smile
                                For though he was master of the world, he was not quite sure what to do next
                                But he would think of something

                                "Hm. I suppose I should get my waffle a santa hat." - Kuciwalker

                                Comment

                                Working...
                                X