Wow weird website, 28 days countdown

that also coincides with an asteroid coming VERY close to earth, and possibly right now earth is within in prediction margin or error. There is also one a few days earlier as well coming close

scroll to the right

It is his site, that's why he keeps spamming the forums with it "wanting help" and then not engaging in the discussion.
I enjoy cracking these things too, but not when it's obvious ploy. There has to be at least the very tiniest possibility it's a real mystery and that doesn't exist here.
Carry on.

[link to domain-kb.com]

From another thread:

The Whois data says that it is hosted by a Legato LLC, an IT company in Russia. I'm assuming that they offer hosting services as well.

Looking at the elements on the website, some of them are from spam site, so I'm just gonna throw out that the person who made it doesn't have much experience building sites. Anyone had any luck figuring out the password?

Last Edited by Doomish on 01/02/2015 11:43 AM

You found this on another CT forum? Or just other threads here at GLP?

Nevermind. Just found it at the Lunatic place.

Last Edited by Doomish on 01/02/2015 11:40 AM

Caesar ciphers?

Earth reaches the closest point to the Sun, 0.98333AU at 08:59. ... ▻January 30, 2015

The password is hidden within the code of the website somewhere.......

After the website is fully loaded and you start to analyze the network traffic whilst you enter a random password, you can see, that the website response with "Password is not correct", even though there was no network traffic. Meaning, the website itself (and not the server) tells if the PW is correct or not.
So you can assume the password lies within the code somewhere, but the code is well obfuscated, so analyzing it may take a while.

Could GURORTVAATAT or some variation be the code?

Or does it need to be a letter/number combo?

What made you think of GURORTVAATAT ? It doesn't need to be a letter/number combo :)

Be back in a bit, go to make evening tea

The image is from the Avatar movie. It is the half face mirrored to itself.

I did a reverse image search and found only two places that similar image was posted up....so far.


[link to habiaunavezunachica.spam]

[link to www.sodahead.com]

And this web page has a modified image similar to the one in question.

[link to www.timeturk.com]

Last Edited by -Adam- on 01/02/2015 11:52 AM

nope :( its nothing of the "usual" .... ah well, will work on it after evening tea ;)

That's the same result the Lunatics found.

I suspect its the release for Avatar 2.

DEAR TARDS: THIS IS ABOUT THE 100TH TIME A WEBSITE LIKE THIS HAS BEEN POSTED AND NOTHING HAS HAPPENED.

Great practice as well.

When something important comes around, having these skills would be nice when it counts.

The Picture in the lower right is of Cesar and it has these letters at the top left corner of the picture.

gurortvaavat

Uh, only because it looks like he's chewing on a cucumber.

Half Life 3 confirmed !!!11!!1!1

Hehe! Now I know how to occupy you all for a couple of hours!

1. Creepy graphic
2. Copy binary data as text & paste
3. Spend 3 mins on a WYSWYG site, upload creepy image (1), paste text (2) and choose "Countdown timer" from the WYSWYG drop down options, knowing the obfuscated generated javascript will look all cryptic and be far too verbose for what's needed.
4. Log out of GLP and post cryptic AC thread and link.

If it's good enough, you can occupy me for a couple of weeks!

[link to www.distant-perception.com]

Shabbath 151b

[link to www.come-and-hear.com]

Impressive. How did you find that?

The image I mean.

And that 151b is a weird one.

Last Edited by Doomish on 01/02/2015 12:21 PM

Weird

for realz?

Eh. I'm more likely to think its related to Avatar.

I for the life of me kind seem to locate where I found this first but this is the password digested:

AEaY/5/S/y4HUMrEpRgiFm8/aC5k+95Nlh3sibksjy8

Figure that out and you are good to go, extra code lies here in components.min.js:

return {
displayName: "EnterPasswordDialog",
mixins: [a.compMixins.skinBasedComp, c],
passwordInputRef: "passwordInput",
validateBeforeSubmit: function() {
return this.refs[this.passwordInputRef].validate()
},
getDataToSubmit: function() {
return this.props.digestedPassword ? {} : {
password: this.refs[this.passwordInputRef].getValue()
}
},