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15 Ιαν 2014 · Following Sanborn's method for Encrypting K3 and making K4: On K3 and K4 Sanborn gives us graphs #1 #2 and #4...#3 is missing but the series gives us clues and insights to what methods were possibly used.
- Pre-K Method/Solution
THE CODE (K0-K5): PRE-K Method/Solution ... K1-Part of K2...
- Pre-K Method/Solution
This is a method to find the Key to Kryptos, the sculpture by James Sanborn and which is located at CIA Headquarters. I won't cover the history or details about the sculpture so if you're not familiar with it, you can do some quick research.
This is a Python program to solve K4 of Jim Sanborn’s “Kryptos” sculpture, which is located at CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia. Some resources:
17 Μαρ 2017 · It is reasonable, that Ed Scheidt suggested to use the Running Key Cipher for K4 in order to make it the hardest crypto puzzle of the four ciphers. If this is true, then in order to solve K4 you need:
28 Ιουλ 2020 · Apply Quagmire3 with the two keywords KRYPTOS and EMUFPHZLRFA to the ciphertext of K4. Note that Quagmire3 was also used for K1 and K2. The second keyword are the first 11 characters of K1.
I am announcing that Kryptos' K4 cipher has been solved and am posting worksheet links to photos that show the breakdowns along with the process that I went through to break the cipher. Some pointers to help you understand who we are being challenged by : We are dealing with the CIA
From Part 4 of this series, we learned that K4 was a key. In fact, it is in the shape of a key. From Part 6, we found that K2 is the doorway that the K4 key fits into. Notice the VWXZ pattern that we came up with in Part 5. There are lots of doors to go through to get to the meaning of the code.
