I'm on my phone now... But you said it was suppose to like 5 minutes. You made a post in here saying that.

What kind of Da Vinci Code

lol I don't think anybody would have ever gotten it tbh.

I have no clue how to use the CrypTool website still. I post that huge text into the 'Plaintext' box and the keyword in the 'Plaintext-Alphabet' right?

I said that it is supposed to be solved in 5 minutes, but I made it very hard so that people would spend more than a day to solve it

No, sis. Plaintext is the answer. You should leave the first box blank, the second box with the gibberish, the third box with the English alphabet, and the last box with the key. Uncheck case sensitive too.

But you honestly think people were gonna spend more than a day just to figure it out and get atrl plus for free!?

I hope this will be good practice for Thanksgiving y'all

Well, yes Doesn't everyone want ATRL+?

When I do that it types this into plaintext:

What do I do with that? I tried Decoding from Base64 but that didn't work.

For Free yes but not to spend days figuring out a riddle to figure out a puzzle when no one is use to this kind of stuff but you.

The answer to Doc's:

Okay.. next time I'll make it easier. Just a tiny bit.

Yeah but I'm curious to know how to work it out now.

No.. you put into the Base 64 Box, and the answer will pop out in the TEXT box.

If you click encrypt, unclick case sensitive, put this into Ciphertext:this into Plaintext-alphabet:and this into Ciphertext-alphabetyou get this in PlaintextThen you put that into Base64 and decode

Let me give you some pointers first

1) whoever wins next time, make sure pay Joe yourself but give him the name of who won because if you send it to the member there is a 90% chance they aren't going to spend it on atrl plus. Just saying

2) give instructions like your first two games. They are all new to this stuff, they don't have your knowledge on it. If you give hints, make sure they are HINTS not that other crap you were giving them. Just saying.

Who won?

Thanks! But how do I give instructions without being too obvious with the answer? Maybe next time we'll do this together, and you'll make the instructions.