Cracking challenges have been *** !!! (2)

updated 16/3/2011

dudes that man shared a new tube about cryptology ...Dance

and he got the first place!! loooool how he found that answer?

updated 24/4/2011

updated 25/5/2011

ENGIMAGROUP challenges!

http://www.m e di af ir e.com/?meatynijucrvsy9

updated 28/5/2011

Net-force challenges

who is that guy??

Originally Posted by no888

updated 16/3/2011

dudes that man shared a new tube about cryptology ...Dance

YouTube - ‪Finally I answered this weird crypto challenge(1)‬&rlm;ⓘ

and he got the first place!! loooool how he found that answer?

updated 24/4/2011

YouTube - ‪Finally I answered this weird crypto challenge(2)‬&rlm;ⓘ

YouTube - ‪Finally I answered this weird crypto challenge(3)‬&rlm;ⓘ

YouTube - ‪Finally I answered this weird crypto challenge(4)‬&rlm;ⓘ

YouTube - ‪Finally I answered this weird crypto challenge(5)‬&rlm;ⓘ

updated 25/5/2011

ENGIMAGROUP challenges!

http://www.m e di af ir e.com/?meatynijucrvsy9

updated 28/5/2011

Net-force challenges

YouTube - ‪www.Net-force.nl cracking challenges part 1‬&rlm;ⓘ

YouTube - ‪www.Net-force.nl cracking challenges part 2‬&rlm;ⓘ

who is that guy??

To the looks of what he's doing, a reverse engineer or perhaps just a very skilled programmer (Assembly)
I'm sure it all looks sophisticated, but when you get to it it's really not that hard to understand.

Originally Posted by VirtualSia

i hate assembly more than seeing a beer, and i tried to learn it but without improving till now, what is your advise?

very skilled programmer (Assembly) this will be me after 10 years!

but I want to know how he can build programing languages inside programing languages? because i have not seen in all my life a batch file make assembly instructions and it size 900 k lol! here is something written in other forums

"echo erorr22" = 16bytes , what about 900kb
example 1 line in cmd 20bytes
1kb = 1024
900 * 1024 = 921600
921600 / 20 = 46080lines

Cracking challenges have been *** !!! (2)

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