You are super excited to eat lunch because you are STARVING, but you’re nervous because sometimes the cafeteria food tastes wonky. Solve the following Caesar Cypher to find out how your chilli tastes.
*Take a bite of chilli*
Your Reaction:
qgm kusjx vgof qgmj vwdauagmk uzadda af lzajlq kwugfvk.
| let module = { | |
| "meta":{ | |
| "title":"Bathroom Ciphers", | |
| "authors":"Nikki and Diane" | |
| }, | |
| "lessons":{ | |
| "default": { | |
| "content": "https://gist.github.com/dianevinson/340e67f65fcbd50f73b02714862051ab", | |
| "difficulty":"easy", | |
| "hints": ["https://gist.github.com/dianevinson/a957f80ff9a3ab7157702c7b9addf25e#file-caesarhints-md"], |
You enter the cafeteria at school and you are absolutely STARVING! The options for lunch today are chilli, a turkey sandwich, or meatloaf.
Lunch lady Susan: Hi, kiddo, what can I get you for lunch today?
Solve the cipher below to figure out what you're going to say!
>kiv q xtmiam pidm i lwcjtm wzlmz wn kpqttq
The bell rings and you head back to class. You’re sitting in the middle of history when suddenly your stomach begins to rumble. Your teacher excuses you to use the bathroom, but when you get there, you find something you weren’t expecting…
Solve the following Caesar Cipher to find out what.
ozz hvs ghozzg ofs cih ct hcwzsh dodsf
A Caesar cipher is a simple type of cipher where each letter in the alphabet is shifted over a uniform amount of letters. To create a Caesar cipher, first assign a number to each letter in the alphabet in order.
A = 1, B = 2, C =3, and so forth. This is our plaintext alphabet
Next, choose an amount to add to each number. For this example, we'll add 3 to each number. Since there are only 26 letters in the English alphabet, once the sum of the original number plus the number we're adding to it is greater than 26, we'll start our count over again at 1. So in this example of adding 3 to each of our numbers, we get
A = 4, B =5, C = 6, ... , V = 25, W = 26, X = 1, Y = 2, Z = 3. This is our ciphertext alphabet
Check out these links on how to solve an Aristocrat Cipher!
You decided to try and find another bathroom that does have toilet paper, but the other bathrooms are so far away. You start your trek but are suddenly forced to stop and find a new route. Solve the following Baconian Cipher to find out what you saw that made you stop.
babba abbab baabb baaaa aaaba baaaa baabb baaab aabbb
Your challenge is to find all of the flags hidden in this terminal.