Andrew.Savige@ir.com wrote: > Very interesting, Keith. Perhaps Stephen, who's debutante > post revealed a sound understanding of Teutonic languages, > might like to translate it into English for the golf > historians. ;) No, no, we have no need for human translators in this modern age. We have Babelfish: ---- Begin translated text ---- From: Stefan ` Sec` Zehl (sec@matrix.42.org) Subject: RH: Coded note book for PIN/PW jungles? Newsgroup: de.comp.security DATE: 1997/06/24 Into article < 3ÁF75FC.342D@ira.uka.de >, Felix Holderied wrote: > Well well well, I geklaut the purse of Jens and > found its 5 maps. The following letters stood drauf: > > taae, thgg, htaa, hars, grnu > > as is called really " " the concrete mixer, and as its > 5 pins read? hmm, thus the concrete mixer must have 10+ letter, in order to be able to code 0-9, in addition no letter in the first 10... 9 of the letters may occur twice is " aeghnrstu ". matrix:~ > Crack_4.1+/DictSrc/german.Z zcat | tr ' [ A-z ] ' ' [ A-z]'| Perl ne ' chop; if(split(/*/) > 9){ $$ok=0; LINE: for($a=0;$a < 10;$a++){ for($b=$a+1;$b < 10;$b++){ if(@_[$a ] eq @_[$b]){ $$ok=0;last LINE; # letter doubles } } if(@_[$a ] = ~/[ aeghnrstu]/){$ok++ }; } if ($$ok > 8){print " $_:$ok.\n "; } # the word has the looked for 9 letters } ' erhaltungsmassnahme:9. haftungsrecht:9. naturgeschichte:9. naturgeschmack:9. strahlungen:9. waehrungstransaktionsberichte:9. waehrungstrends:9. hinausgetragen:9. Of it naturally only the words are interesting in the first 10 letters differ (natural history and nature taste are equivalent:) - makes 6 words in ask come. Hmm, with 3 do not try per map (secret number the automat) should it a problem represent, there can one with 5 maps 10 " words one after the other " try, before one loses first... under this criterion this method is thus not safe of enough:) SCNR, Second -- for the crawler-type vehicle it is the end of the world, for the remainder of the world is it a butterfly error 0: NO error ---- End translated text ---- Alles klar, Herr Kommissar? -- Keith C. Ivey <kcivey@cpcug.org> Washington, DCThread Previous | Thread Next