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nice job :)

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Wow I understood it. Gratz Infamous XD

Q: What is the Cryptographer?

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You should mention somewhere where to get the original Key1 and Key2.

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Good job!
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Great Guide! As far as I see,But I need to learn a bit more about C#

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very nice

No, what's System.Security.Cryptographer?

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Though I'm the "noob" of programing i did understand that. I was programing in high school for about 2 years and was into c++ lol anyway its a very good guide and the encryption is nice. $Very nice work.

Why do people always use that 0-f(0-15) system? >.<
Why not normal number system, 0-255?

Anyways it's easy to just calculate them. :P

D2 to normal number:
D means 13
2 means 2 as usual
number = 13*16+2 = 210

158 to that 0-f number:
that number has to be dividable with 16, so there will be left no modula, that means you have to choose the biggest number that is smaller of that number(158) that does not have any modula left from dividing with 16, for this number, you have to choose 144.
144 / 16 = 9
So the first part of that 0-f number would be 9.
Now the second part is what's left from the number 158:
158-144 = 14 = e.
so 158 = 9e

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Originally Posted by hadeset

Why do people always use that 0-f(0-15) system? >.<
Why not normal number system, 0-255?

Anyways it's easy to just calculate them. :P

D2 to normal number:
D means 13
2 means 2 as usual
number = 13*16+2 = 210

158 to that 0-f number:
that number has to be dividable with 16, so there will be left no modula, that means you have to choose the biggest number that is smaller of that number(158) that does not have any modula left from dividing with 16, for this number, you have to choose 144.
144 / 16 = 9
So the first part of that 0-f number would be 9.
Now the second part is what's left from the number 158:
158-144 = 14 = e.
so 158 = 9e

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Because computers work in binary and hex. Not decimal.