As for Wood, I hope I got the following right. Wood tweeted a sentence he knew had to do with Kappy. Some anon ran the sentence through a hash-function which gave him the hexadecimal number that Kappy had posted in one of his last tweets before his suicide.
This is interesting, because no matter whether Wood is insane, a traitor, double-crosser, crack-addict, talking kitten, rogue ai, knew that the sentence was related to the hex-number or not, friend or foe of Kappy, into it for the money, comped or fucked, there is no way to get the sentence from the hexadecimal number with 64 digits, and it cannot be an accident, because that's the fucking point of cryptographic hashes (related to good checksums). Since Kappy's tweet is a matter of record and has been bounced a lot, this fact is non-negotiable and hard to ignore. Wood DID know a secret about Kappy nobody else knew, and it is very plausible that it is related to Kappys stash of compromat.
Still searching. The point of a "paper password" (that's how they call it I THINK) is that it is easy to remember, but since it was not my passwd, I did not pay much attention.
The following thread has a list of links to several good previous threads.
This is a fairly recent thread, but probably not the most recent.
There is a collection with older threads with a lot to read, most of it crap,
but also a lot of old pol-wisdom on Kappy-weirdness. For me, it was a gold-mine.
Conversation became sort of larpy and repetitive at that point, so I called it a night.
If you find a meaningful newer thread, please let me know. Thanks.
I don't know anything about leet encryption, not even what "hashcat" is
or how exactly SHA512 works. Anons went as far as trying to brute-force
shit with dictionaries and rented cloud-computers. (That was a hail mary;
I was watching for interest, not expecting that it would work.)
As for Wood, I hope I got the following right. Wood tweeted a sentence he knew had to do with Kappy. Some anon ran the sentence through a hash-function which gave him the hexadecimal number that Kappy had posted in one of his last tweets before his suicide.
This is interesting, because no matter whether Wood is insane, a traitor, double-crosser, crack-addict, talking kitten, rogue ai, knew that the sentence was related to the hex-number or not, friend or foe of Kappy, into it for the money, comped or fucked, there is no way to get the sentence from the hexadecimal number with 64 digits, and it cannot be an accident, because that's the fucking point of cryptographic hashes (related to good checksums). Since Kappy's tweet is a matter of record and has been bounced a lot, this fact is non-negotiable and hard to ignore. Wood DID know a secret about Kappy nobody else knew, and it is very plausible that it is related to Kappys stash of compromat.
Did not know this. K, so whats the sentence??? Also, do you have thinks to any threads worth reading?
Still searching. The point of a "paper password" (that's how they call it I THINK) is that it is easy to remember, but since it was not my passwd, I did not pay much attention.
I think some people were say its what was on Woods sweater in the dog pic
The sentence is "cultstate.com has issued protections on this matter". (Visible in thread pic related in first thread listed below.)
This is the thread which has tidied up the first results from larping and fucking around in previous thread(s): https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/301188989/#q301188989
"Insurance files located" does not mean that the key matched: https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/301609522/#q301609522
The following thread has a list of links to several good previous threads. This is a fairly recent thread, but probably not the most recent. There is a collection with older threads with a lot to read, most of it crap, but also a lot of old pol-wisdom on Kappy-weirdness. For me, it was a gold-mine. Conversation became sort of larpy and repetitive at that point, so I called it a night.
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/301228017/#q301228017
If you find a meaningful newer thread, please let me know. Thanks.
I don't know anything about leet encryption, not even what "hashcat" is or how exactly SHA512 works. Anons went as far as trying to brute-force shit with dictionaries and rented cloud-computers. (That was a hail mary; I was watching for interest, not expecting that it would work.)
What dog pic?