I have a cyphertext with some kind of  cypher... this is the cypher text please decrypt it : FOXSFSNSFSMS?
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You should shift it 10 letters to left the answer is VENIVIDIVICI
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erjkseblfkbsdifnidnfgidfngvidfningi!!! Can you read that??? Didn't think so!HA HA!!!
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http://unscramble.net/
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Below you will find the specifications for the AES (Rijndael) and Three-DES algorithms.  \n\nAs for the writing of the programs themselves, I'm almost done with my CSE degree--sounds like your pain is just beginning :-D
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attention everyone shane is my b1tch, that is all... have fun translating this a$$h*les?\n\nIt's written in a substitution cypher called "Al Bhed", which is used in the game Final Fantasy to construct the language of the race of that name.
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It printed this for me 0♦8\n\nHope this Helps.\nGood Luck!!!
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Plain text is the text that can be read by anyone: sender, receiver, or anyone else who gains access to the message.\n\nWhen plain text is codified by using a suitable scheme, cipher text is obtained.\n\nEncryption is the process of convrting plain text to cipher text. It's of 2 main types:\n1) Substituion method- where a character/group of characters is replaced by another character/group of characters to get cipher text. It's of the following types:\n-Ceasar cipher\n-Modified Ceasar cipher\n-Monoalphabetic substitution cipher\n-Polyalphabetic substitution cipher\n-Homophonic substitution cipher\n-Polygram substitution cipher\n\n2) Transposition method-where plain characters are rearranged (permuted) to get cipher text. It's of following types:\n-Rail fence technique\n-Simple columnar transposition technique\n-Vernam cipher
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try\n\nhttp://www.ciphersbyritter.com/LEARNING.HTM
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Why do you need to implement it yourself? Why not use the Crypt::Rijndael_PP module from CPAN?\n\nIf anything, you could use the module as a working implementation to study ( or copy from ).\n\nEDIT: Changed module name.
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Well, the bad news is, you CAN'T be deciphered.  I recommend either not using spell check, or looking over your grammar. My other advice giver here says you just shouldn't type anymore.
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http://www.c4vct.com/kym/humor/csex.htm
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It's known as elite-speak, or L337 $p34k. It originated in communities of computer gamers/hackers when they wanted to codify what they had to say. It's quite commonly used online these days, but I find it mightily irritating!\n\nThere's a couple of pages on leet for you to peruse below, and an ever-so-helpful leet translator that I just stumbled upon! Good luck!\n\nCrazy kids...
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I have an address I rarely use.  Send it there and I'll check it over (no guarantees).  I think it's xxxxxxxxxxx.  I'll log off and check it and if it isn't the right address then I'll edit this message.  If I don't edit it, assume the address is correct.\n\n\nokay.  It was xxxxxxx
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Sounds like a hacker.....Good Luck!
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its the new company line, did you not get the memo\n\ndo you even have the theist decoder ring to decrypt messages off jerry farwell?
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Looks like a dongle protected hack to me! \n\n on the call:\nCX=PASSWORD 1     \nDX=PASSWORD 2\n on the return:     \nCX : 3RD RETURN CODE      \nDX : 4TH RETURN CODE
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http://www.purplemath.com/modules/fcns2.htm