is it SHA1? how do you know?
Itâs 40 hex chars which are 20 bytes like a SHA1.
nicely spotted, but what about the 3X 9 8 then?
Well, that was the thing I wondered about too.
funny thing is, i was just studying for my cryptography exam when i saw this post⌠i guess my professor didnât spend enough time on âdecrypting random ciphertext you find on foraâ
Bad professor.
What could be is that the SHA1 is the result of putting â3X 9 8â into that function.
donât let him hear you say that lol, heâs an international authority on a lot of things cryptography related
Itâs something relating to AOE4. Maybe weâll see a First trailer at least
Did he tell you already that the holy cryptographic grail actually doesnât exist?
I like to write them myself, for testing purposes, no https needed at all if done correctly. And donât forget the Dutch won that cryptographic NSA security contest long time ago. Mr. Rijndael with some other students if I remember correctly.
If heâs your professor then I love him for sure.
He was my professor, but not for cryptography, and weâre not Dutch, weâre Belgian
The professor that found the AES algorithm was professor Vincent Rijmen, together with another professor. Mr Rijmen taught me Algebra in my first year. But now iâm getting my cryptography classes from Bart Preneel.
Edit: the other guy was Johan Daemen
Actually it is the SHA1 of that picture, so I was not too far off.
Bravo
Wouldâve been much more impressive if you found the picture that way imagine the AOE-devs hid some JPEG files in online rainbow lookup books for sha-1. anyways, now i can go back to studying crypto, thanks for the break.
I would have for sure, but it wasnât indexed yet by Google.
Thanks for your help solving this puzzle.
Quick cut and paste of all current pieces
It Looks really beautiful
looks more like an 800x600 pic than 4K
It is quite zoomed in.
Another piece of the jigsaw puzzle.
Edit:
My bad. Itâs there already.