An unnamed government security agency has recently begun intercepting numerous messages encrypted with a state of the art, never before seen algorithm. Because everything in government needs an acronym, the application of this algorithm has been nicknamed "WSP Encryption."
Up to this point in time, a team of seven highly paid PhD analysts has been staffed to manually decrypt each and every WSP-encrypted message they receive. The analysts have not slept or eaten in twelve days, and many of them are beginning to face burnout. Meanwhile, the stack of encrypted messages continues to grow.
As a frantic last ditch effort, the director of the unnamed agency performed a late night PRISM search to identify a coder capable of automating the decryption processes. As a top Make School student, YOU have been selected to carry out this task!