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wbknl-000004
transmission 04 of 27 — A Monolit-level message comes through, in English. Someone elsewhere is reading Portuguese ciphered transmissions and wondering where they came from.
KG-84 encrypted MIL-STD 188-110B
Message made on an ISB circuit
--> Croughton (AJE)
--> Sigonella (NSY)
{ Several theorists suggest that this is a secret communication
station for a secret society, agency, or government, to be used
to communicate in an unbreakable, bizarre cipher. Several major
events and military exercises that have taken place during
intercepts of w3bk3rn3l's radio transmissions back the theory }
1....<|.|>.......19..............35........|*...$!........%"..:wq
==> BEGIN ENCRYPTION
MONOLIT MESSAGE RECEIVED
BOT
I’ve received a message. What? My old rig is working! I now need to decipher its origin. It looks like some form of Anglo-Saxon language. I need to install my translation module, but I can’t find my soldering iron.
| Begin quote.
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| We have received from QEC’s relay 1 an odd message ciphered in what at first sight looks like some form of Portuguese. Are the Angolan hackers having fun again? Or is it the New Azorean ultrarobotists dispersing encoded propaganda? The open message seems too innocent to include cryptographic data lines.
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| End quote.
Exciting times ahead!
[#$ --> noise]
EOT
==> END OF ENCRYPTION
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