Wednesday, March 25, 2009

New footage of the crime

The ferrets seem to be the the deliquent, who robbed out our luggage. Now Emperor posted more footage of these outrageous deeds.





Does somebody speak ferrets language? Can somebody please translate the ferrets graffiti?

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

What the ferret?!

We missed actually one anonymous message actually.

Bombe. XUDY8RA2STDB8NJXL88YMNLKTJUTPZ
GTR2OKY2CZTCPVJH5GKMQ5FYXLHNSMZTLSTD2USXRNZQQ

And... Now I'm really clueless: look at this.



Are these domains meant as "stolen"?
Your ideas?

P.S. We are really happy to found an old Fialka in our storage hall. Actually I thought, it were an old-fashioned printer.

Monday, March 23, 2009

BREAKING NEWS: Stolen luggage!

As Emperor reports,
it appears that shortly before our landing here in West Unfictionopia, someone has broken into and stolen the entire contents of the cargo bay. Now, I'm not pointing any fingers or laying any blame, but with it just being the inhabitants of the island on the ship, the selections for who may or may not have done it are rather limited. I have one photo of the crime scene(attached) at this time, and I'm waiting on the others to develop. I'll be sure to post them with any clues they may offer to us as soon as I have them. Let's try to get to the bottom of this.



Where are our things? And stuff? And all my museum keys?

P.S. Do we see some ferret graffiti? In the "dook"-speak?

A code breaking machine?

Jack is very active. His recent message was following puzzle



"Amazing what you can find in post-Soviet surplus store...
http://three.flash-gear.com/npuz/puz.php?c=v&id=3371069&k=7047830

-'Jack'"

And the solution is:


Now this looks hardly like Fialka (M-125)
This is actually Fialka. So let's decode!

UPDATE.

And using Fialka system... We've got following:



UPDATED picture (I switched couple switches, now it's unmistakeble):



???
HE2STRLE2MY2DOMAIN2NOCVHEWDIES
=> HE STOLE MY DOMAIN NO??He?DIES
UPDATE2:

Jack writes:
EHQXBLVJRWM5WWQZSMZWUSAMRZUQ5V5F

i.e.

GETACLUEGETACLUEGETACLUEGETACLUE
Got a clue.

Saturday, March 21, 2009

Some corrections by ehm... Anonymous...es.

Dear Anonyms, are your the same one or just two the both?
Our editorial stuff get two responds, and we don't really know, whether they are made by the same person. Perhaps not. Anyway, the first was:
Is not bomb-like. Is bombe-like.

-'Jack'
Bombe is actually a German word for bomb.
UPDATE. It's also a code machine. Like this one.

The second one was:
a note 4 jack:
33.
okudod2vyuaeoroeohr4sslemyctauo
This note seems to be sent by another person as Jack. They are communicating at our channel and our staff is clueless.

Dear readers, what's going on?
Dear Anonymous, who are you?
Do you belong to MrKrop?

We need some coffee...

UPDATE. Thank you, dear non-Jack anonymous, for clarification. Even if we still don't really understand, what's going on here.

And more strange happenings.

We are in contact now! With Anonymous Jack. He send us two puzzles, and we solved it together with our readers.

First puzzle:



And solution:



pushupsindrag2 (aka umbrellakraken) said: The link is to a picture of the Russian flag.
We said: yes, it seems to be one. (Another island perhaps?)

Second puzzle:



And solution:



umbrellakraken said: Solved it. It's a bomb-like contraption, if I'm not mistaken.
We said: Yes, it seems to be... oh, now it looks a little bit ehm... alarming.

Thanks to umbrellakraken for partizipation.

What's going on there?
And what does mean another code?
And what does mean new code, somebody anonymous send us:
Bombe. XUDY8RA2STDB8NJXL88YMNLKTJUTPZ
GTR2OKY2CZTCPVJH5GKMQ5FYXLHNSMZTLSTD2USXRNZQQ
And whether this Anonymous is our Anonymous Jack? Or is he just another Anonymous Anonymous?

Friday, March 20, 2009

A Clue? A Clew? Or rather a "Clue"?

Our editoral office has just got the weird message by an anonymous known as Jack. Well, this anonymous Jack was pretty secretive. So... anyway, here is the message
IHHCRH5JD7BY2BGTFJGY8APGHJEUPX
-'JACK'
If somebody can, please decode it. Our editoral runs out of ideas. And out of employee.