- I've got a puzzle for you and it's doing my head in.
- Posted by Peter B on January 9th, 2004
Here's the story.
I was bored and was searching on the net for different sites when I found
this one http://www.hack.net/. The page loads with a picture of an insect
and a counter. If you scroll down there is a hidden link on the left hand
side of the page, if you highlight the whole page you will see it right at
the bottom.
When you click the link it takes you to this page http://www.ninebows.com/.
Where there is 16 binary numbers that when converted into hex and compared
to ASCII spell PLS GET /TWO (Please get /two).
If you enter /two after the second address (http://www.ninebows.com/two) it
loads another page with the following text only: 27 26 30+3 11+1 15 22+1
23-1 23-1 22-2 and that's it. Well now I'm stumped. I cant figure it out.
Any ideas?
Peter
- Posted by John Holmes on January 9th, 2004
Peter B came up with this:
It's a site you are supposed to "hack", I'll give it a try later tonight.
Another, similar, good one is http://www.hackthissite.org on which I
managed to get to level 7. Take a look for yourself, I found it really
entertaining and educational.
--
Somebody is watching you.
"It ain't much, if it ain't Dutch..."
- Posted by why? on January 9th, 2004
On Fri, 9 Jan 2004 14:45:34 -0000, Peter B wrote:
It's a white '.'
<BODY BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF">
.......
<A HREF="http://www.ninebows.com">.</A>
The only puzzle is why hide the link?
<snip>
Me
- Posted by Senti on January 9th, 2004
why? did mumble okjtvvoqbu797jph6spsaiucdoc2mm8pt0@4ax.com...
It's a test... find the link to reach the next clue... see how far you can
get.
--
~SF~
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- Posted by Peter B on January 9th, 2004
"why?" <fgrirp*sgc@VAINY!Qznq.fpvragvfg.pbz> wrote in message
news
kjtvvoqbu797jph6spsaiucdoc2mm8pt0@4ax.com...
I know that, but have you any idea what this could mean?
27 26 30+3 11+1 15 22+1 23-1 23-1 22-2
- Posted by John Holmes on January 9th, 2004
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Peter B came up with this:
See it as an IQ test. You'll need to *see* the logic in it and make your
conclusions accordingly. Like I said before, I'll look into it more
deeply later tonight when I had dinner and some wine. I'll share my
findings here.
--
Somebody is watching you.
"It ain't much, if it ain't Dutch..."
- Posted by Skorpion (CET) on January 9th, 2004
On 09 Jan 2004, John Holmes <johnholmes@fuckoff.now.gmsociety.org> scrawled
in news:Xns946BBD48E2065johnanonymouscunt@192.168.0.1 01:
I'm not sure where your string of numbers came from...
In ASCII, it says "pls get /two"
Wonder what that means...
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Skorpion (CET)
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- Posted by Peter B on January 9th, 2004
"Skorpion (CET)" <troutman(removethis)@mesh.net> wrote in message
news:Xns946B971DD40D4SkorpionCET@130.133.1.4...
Did you not read the first post?
Nope
- Posted by Skorpion (CET) on January 9th, 2004
On 09 Jan 2004, "Peter B" <nomail@no.co.uk> scrawled in
news:5TELb.293$6L3.28@news-binary.blueyonder.co.uk:
You're right, I didn't...
Saw nothing prior to the reply...
Sorry for butting in.
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Skorpion (CET)
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People who wear Halloween costumes are sometimes mistaken for
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-- Bruce Sterling
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