Cicada 3301

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Here is another

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And another one

No one cares. Circada is just a bunch of fags that pretend to be smart and illusive.

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>>59512186
I know this one, it's 6 symbols plus the 7th being the point of origin.

>$(date +%Y)
>caring about sekrit klubs whatsoever

signature or gtfo

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tfw to smart to fall for cia psyops

>>59512152
wtf is this?

>>59514970
Something that NEATs participate in to make themselves feel better than they realistically are.
>Nothing important

Some observations:

The talk of "rotors" sounds like a reference to an Enigma Machine, or similar mechanical encryption/decryption device.

Vigenere is a type of Caesar (shift) cipher in which the shift amount varies according to some algortithm; if I'm not mistaken, the Enigma Machine did use a form of this algorithm.

Rivest, Shamir, and Adleman presumably refer to the RSA family of encryption algorithms.

>>59515273
the Enigma 1 used a set of three wheels with letters on it, which where used to encrypt the message.
If you knew the exact combination of the three wheels used, you would get the message.
since there were hundreds of different wheels, the number of possibilities was high enough to prohibit decryption for a long time.
Somehow turing build a machine to crack that.

>>59515488
the internet have enigma emulators not to mention you can write your own. also the enigma had plug switches which changed input before being enciphered. as well as blanks and reflectors. finally the enigma is not limited to three wheels

tl;dr look up German navy enigma