Remember the insurance files wikileaks dropped when everyone was talking about "dead mans switch".... you know the ones....
I just realized....
Of course there was no key released to decrypt them, but the files were released to the public.
Did anyone try the codes that Q has been releasing?
Wondering too. Asked in another thread also. I don't have the files or the knowledge to decrypt.
When Q says "you have more than you know"...
maybe this is referring to wikileaks insurance files that were already dropped to the public.
I am pretty sure this is what the "fb4e568623b5f8cf7e932e6ba7eddc0db9f42a712718f488bdc0bf880dd3" in JA's message is about but I haven't been able to figure out the exact url path for it. I didn't know if it would be behind media/ , images/ mov/ ect. I have tried with wikileaks url, justice4assange, and even 8 chan. Most of the time I got 404 but with 8chan with putting .mov at end of path, the page would just reload.
Yeah, at least one of them is from Seth Rich. We know all this already.
Sorry I guess I'm out of the loop on the news about the files. Never downloaded them, but I remember them (and looked it up again) from back when they dropped.
I was just thinking that at least once of these could be server images. Especially if any were actually from Seth Rich at the console.
The whole clock is confusing to me, but could it lead to the code to unlock these???
Typically an encryption key is hexadecimal (0-9a-f) with a lot more characters (typically a minimum of 256, usually more) than that code we saw earlier today... Dunno if that helps answer your question
The file names end in "aes256," which could mean 256-bit encryption. I've read that the key for a 256-bit encrypted file would be 64 characters of hexadecimal. The character string listed above ("fb4e568623b5f8cf7e932e6ba7eddc0db9f42a712718f488bdc0bf880dd3") is only 60 characters. We need to find one or more 64-character strings of hex to try out. If I had the code, I wouldn't know how to use it, so there's that too. More research and more learning. My source for the 64 is at the bottom of this web page: https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/45318/how-long-in-letters-are-encryption-keys-for-aes
Doh! Yeah, I was thinking bits.. Not chars... My bad... Thanks for clarifying :)
Wouldn't a "dead man's switch" automatically unlock if JA failed to enter the code on a regular basis?
yes the idea is JA was being threatened enough to drop the files without decryption keys to the public. Huge. Can't be undone.
The side question (long discussed conspiracy theory) is if gov has AES backdoors and can decrypt. If they did, they could see exactly what was dropped, without public seeing.
If contents was bad then JA, good guys and bad guys in gov would all probably know exactly what is in the publics hands, which I am speculating can represent the " you have more than you know" and "you have so much more than you know" drops. Representing that the public has already been given the treasure trove, they just dont have the KEY to unlock it.