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[UPDATE] /london - two mp3s

[Abraxas]

Yes, all of this is new (it wasn't there yesterday, that means).
Probably this is a list of keywords you could try with any of the hash ciphers left at this point?
Also, "Nails" is kind of the-odd-one-out, isn't it?
I mean, sure, you can loosely relate nails to claws to demons or whatever. Or to torture?

Those mp3s get more and more rhythmical, but there's noise in the background which could mean something, but even that is repetitive enough to not mean anything at all...I'm totally stumped with those mp3s to be honest. Is it a new technique to hide information VL figured out to use? They are getting serious now...

I wonder if the numbers in the names of the mp3s have any significance. They are 4-digit with preceding 0s, yet we never had any 4-digit numbers so far. Although it's apparent that the numbers increase - which should suggest that VL sent out about 600 of them already?

[y2kbozo]

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[Abraxas]

Oh, those had text plainly visible inside the file. But what about the other 3 we have found so far? For the record, I tried to break the last mp3 (0599) with [google]MP3Steggo[/google], but none of the 6 keywords work.
Then again, I can't bring it to encode something to test if the decoding even works as it should, because it keeps complaining wav and txt files have to be in the same directory as some exe files - but they are and it should work. No clue.
However, I noticed that a normal mp3 wouldn't even start the decoding process. Question is, does that suggest that these mp3s are definitely encoded and we just don't know the keywords? Or is something about the normal mp3s shutting off the program?

[mastrrob]

i dont know the importance but it sounds like the file0346.mp3 is backwards?

or it could just be part of the beat??