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Here’s a thing I threw together quick to encode these types. I think it works, LOL! -glurk That’s really cool, glurk – thanks for posting that! I …
That’s allot of words. Will probably call it "random shifts" of "fixed shifts" or just "shifts" for AZdecrypt. The oth…
I found some time to implement this approach. Running all ciphers through with 6-grams though it seems that 5-grams may be enough. Here’s one solve an…
Thus, a proper approach would be the change to solver to have fixed N values, with an additional hill-climber on top to figure out the values of N. I…
Yes, they can estimate the age of a suspect by prints. The ridges that form the pattern are more prominent in young individuals. Alternatively Zodiac …
7. Allegedly, Toschi also told Hines that Zodiac could be “50 years old or even older”. He said this despite all public information regarding the Zodi…
Solve hasn’t come through yet, will need to investigate what the problem is. I encoded the plain text doranchak gave me with homophonic substitution …
Thank you greenglow2
Solve hasn’t come through yet, will need to investigate what the problem is. @doranchak, half the planet is gaming nowadays. @4on4off, it was a ver…
By the way, I started a new page to collect AZdecrypt "tips and tricks" here:
@4on4off, Thanks for using my program. The ambiguity I was referring to relates to the actual (real) solution of the cipher. Entire word combinations…
Thanks for doing this test Largo. What are the odds of a having a repeated 6-gram with Z340 shuffles? I will run these tests again soon. But then w…
Thanks. The plain text solves easily doing the following in AZdecrypt: 1) Set solver to "Substitution + polyphones [user]". 2) Go to Functi…
What if Zodiac did that to his plaintext before substituting the letters for symbols? Could a solver like AZDecrypt still work out the correct solutio…
Good question, I don’t know but the information you seek may be in the FBI files somewhere.