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This document contains a puzzle with two parts and hints to solve it. The first part reveals that the key is the difference between the 6th and 7th numbers in the Fibonacci sequence, which is 5. The second part provides a transposition cipher where every fifth letter is extracted, using the key 5, to reveal the message "Abracadabra! Congrats you have solved the puzzle! Tell aestetix and we will give you a special prize!" Solving both parts of the puzzle requires skills in cryptography and number patterns.

Five Minutes of Fame
November Code
aestetix

Two parts
4265747765656e7
46Colwcolliin86
57valageellrd36
97sgpattirthe87
46visetezypiy86
16eouxoxuzauxe6
47hznaxaldsxv36
57ewpxeteexse66
56e74686f664669
626f6e616363696
c6965737468656b
65Nov5MOFCode79

Can anyone guess?

Split them:
4265747765656e7
46 86 Colwcolliin
57 36 valageellrd
97 87 sgpattirthe
46 86 visetezypiy
16 e6 eouxoxuzaux
47 36 hznaxaldsxv
57 66 ewpxeteexse
56e74686f664669
626f6e616363696
c6965737468656b
65Nov5MOFCode79 Nov5MOFCode

Part one: the key
4265747765656e7 Hex to ASCII transform
46 86
57 36
97 87 “4265747765656e7468657369787468616e6473
46 86 6576656e74686f664669626f6e616363696c696
16 e6 5737468656b6579”
47 36
57 66
56e74686f664669
626f6e616363696
c6965737468656b 41=A, 61=a
65Nov5MOFCode79

Decoded:
“4265747765656e7468657369787468616e6473657
6656e74686f664669626f6e616363696c696573746
8656b6579”

becomes

“Between the sixth and seventh of
Fibonacci lies the key”

Fibonacci Series:
1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21

“The next number is the sum
of the previous two”
2=1+1
3=2+1
5=3+2
and so on...

Fibonacci Series:
Value: 1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21
Place: 123456789

Fibonacci Series:
Value: 1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21
Place: 123456789
“Between the sixth and seventh”
in other words
Fib[7] - Fib[6] = key
or
13-8 = 5

Part two: the door
Colwcolliin
valageellrd
sgpattirthe
visetezypiy
eouxoxuzaux
hznaxaldsxv
ewpxeteexse

Nov5MOFCode

Transposition Cipher
Literally “change the position”
Colwcolliin
valageellrd
sgpattirthe
visetezypiy
eouxoxuzaux
hznaxaldsxv
ewpxeteexse

Key of “5” means “every ﬁfth letter.

Opening the Door
Begin unravelling... 12345678901
Colwcolliin
valageellrd
sgpattirthe
visetezypiy
eouxoxuzaux
hznaxaldsxv
ewpxeteexse

Abracadabra!
Congrats you have solved the
puzzle! Tell aestetix and we will
give you a special prize!

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Nov 09 - Aestetix - Nov 09 5MoF Secret Code

1. Five Minutes of Fame November Code aestetix

2. Announcement:

3. Two parts 4265747765656e7 46Colwcolliin86 57valageellrd36 97sgpattirthe87 46visetezypiy86 16eouxoxuzauxe6 47hznaxaldsxv36 57ewpxeteexse66 56e74686f664669 626f6e616363696 c6965737468656b 65Nov5MOFCode79 Can anyone guess?

4. Two parts 4265747765656e7 46Colwcolliin86 57valageellrd36 97sgpattirthe87 46visetezypiy86 16eouxoxuzauxe6 47hznaxaldsxv36 57ewpxeteexse66 56e74686f664669 626f6e616363696 c6965737468656b 65Nov5MOFCode79

5. Split them: 4265747765656e7 46 86 Colwcolliin 57 36 valageellrd 97 87 sgpattirthe 46 86 visetezypiy 16 e6 eouxoxuzaux 47 36 hznaxaldsxv 57 66 ewpxeteexse 56e74686f664669 626f6e616363696 c6965737468656b 65Nov5MOFCode79 Nov5MOFCode

6. Part one: the key 4265747765656e7 Hex to ASCII transform 46 86 57 36 97 87 “4265747765656e7468657369787468616e6473 46 86 6576656e74686f664669626f6e616363696c696 16 e6 5737468656b6579” 47 36 57 66 56e74686f664669 626f6e616363696 c6965737468656b 41=A, 61=a 65Nov5MOFCode79

7. Decoded: “4265747765656e7468657369787468616e6473657 6656e74686f664669626f6e616363696c696573746 8656b6579” becomes “Between the sixth and seventh of Fibonacci lies the key”

8. Fibonacci Series: 1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21 “The next number is the sum of the previous two” 2=1+1 3=2+1 5=3+2 and so on...

9. Fibonacci Series: Value: 1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21 Place: 123456789

10. Fibonacci Series: Value: 1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21 Place: 123456789 “Between the sixth and seventh” in other words Fib[7] - Fib[6] = key or 13-8 = 5

11. Part two: the door Colwcolliin valageellrd sgpattirthe visetezypiy eouxoxuzaux hznaxaldsxv ewpxeteexse Nov5MOFCode

12. Transposition Cipher Literally “change the position” Colwcolliin valageellrd sgpattirthe visetezypiy eouxoxuzaux hznaxaldsxv ewpxeteexse Key of “5” means “every ﬁfth letter.

13. Opening the Door Begin unravelling... 12345678901 Colwcolliin valageellrd sgpattirthe visetezypiy eouxoxuzaux hznaxaldsxv ewpxeteexse

14. Abracadabra! Congrats you have solved the puzzle! Tell aestetix and we will give you a special prize!

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