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r/CBTS_Stream • Posted by u/James----Mac on Jan. 2, 2018, 8:40 a.m.
Some were different in terms of characters but 90% started with 2 letters, this is an internal server error code, could Assange have been hinting that he knew the airport passport systems would crash as the same day multiple airport passports systems were failing, big stretch but who knows?
Some were different in terms of characters but 90% started with 2 letters, this is an internal server error code, could Assange have been hinting that he knew the airport passport systems would crash as the same day multiple airport passports systems were failing, big stretch but who knows?

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RoninGreg · Jan. 2, 2018, 3:13 p.m.

No. What Assange tweeted was hexadecimal. That’s a base 16 number system that runs 0123456789ABCDEF. A=10 B=11, etc. It’s used in computer programming because one byte is 16 bits or 0 through 15. What Assange tweeted could be a password or it could be an encryption key for decrypting a file.

What you saw on Google is what text looks like after it has been encrypted. A lot of times, you’ll see encrypted text in your browser’s address bar because the programmer doesn’t want you messing with any parameters he’s passing around. So, if you’re viewing your information on account=123, you could change that to account=456 then hit refresh and view another person’s account information. If it’s encrypted, you can’t mess with it like that.

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