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Phrack
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Erik Krieger wrote:

Skynet Research Initiate Phase Two Project Judgement Day

Has anyone noticed that they misspelled Judgment? The release of this puzzle is the only time I've found them spell "Judgement Day" with two e's.

I'm grasping at straws, but could this be relevant?

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Posted: Thu May 14, 2009 1:56 am

Manix
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Phrack wrote:

Has anyone noticed that they misspelled Judgment? The release of this puzzle is the only time I've found them spell "Judgement Day" with two e's.

I'm grasping at straws, but could this be relevant?

According to Webster it can be spelled either way. Good eye for noticing that though.

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Posted: Thu May 14, 2009 2:47 am

Yamato
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http://resistorbeterminated.com/outnumbered/

seems that ROBT -really- needs us to crack that password on skynet research's product page.

my guess is that cracking the password will reveal useful information about the T-600, since ROBT doesn't appear to know much about them.

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Posted: Fri May 15, 2009 12:52 pm
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McDevy
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sandmjuggalos wrote:

Am I just crazy or is the woman from the infomercial the voice on the Skynet Research website?

It seems to be six words, 2 groups. 1 group are positive, the other negative. I wonder if this has any significance?

Seems more like brainwashing propaganda to convince viewers of Skynets deeds Wink

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Posted: Sat May 16, 2009 11:38 pm

Manix
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Possible Skynet Password Clues

I took another look at the Skynet Infomercial and noticed near the beginning lab scenes that the boxes shown when the robots scan the scientists have some words in them. They relate to what they are seeing obviously, but that might have some other meaning as well.

I'm not sure if the surrounding numbers may be a code, but the shown words for the first box are:
"...IDENTIFY...MODE...HUMANOID...LIFEFORMS...DETECTED...CORROBORATE...IDS...AND...PASSCODES..."

The second box says:
"...SKYNETRESEARCH...BADGE...NUMBER...[unsure where the number starts and ends but contains "G-"]...IDENTITY...DRJYOUNG...CLEARANCELEVELSEVENALPHA..."

Again, this may not be related to the passwords at all, but just in case, I thought the master code crackers here could use it.

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Posted: Sun May 17, 2009 4:14 am

djchristensen
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Re: Possible Skynet Password Clues

Manix wrote:

I took another look at the Skynet Infomercial and noticed near the beginning lab scenes that the boxes shown when the robots scan the scientists have some words in them. They relate to what they are seeing obviously, but that might have some other meaning as well.

I'm not sure if the surrounding numbers may be a code, but the shown words for the first box are:
"...IDENTIFY...MODE...HUMANOID...LIFEFORMS...DETECTED...CORROBORATE...IDS...AND...PASSCODES..."

The second box says:
"...SKYNETRESEARCH...BADGE...NUMBER...[unsure where the number starts and ends but contains "G-"]...IDENTITY...DRJYOUNG...CLEARANCELEVELSEVENALPHA..."

Again, this may not be related to the passwords at all, but just in case, I thought the master code crackers here could use it.

that is quite awesome, we may be onto something here. A reall good code breaker is THE BRUCE> send him some info and he might help us out.

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Manix, did you post that to the ROBT site?

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Manix
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lazarusHART wrote:

Manix, did you post that to the ROBT site?

Embarassed

Now I did. Wink

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Posted: Sun May 17, 2009 5:06 pm

Mereel
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Screen shots

Right after those SN vids were available, I screen shot those displays, and posted them to the ROBT Forums (when it first started) and a few of us trried to get somewhere with the names and codes, but we couldnt get any leads.

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Posted: Sun May 17, 2009 5:13 pm

Chezzo
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Simple alphanumeric replacement comes up with this:

Quote:

0BA0EIDENTIFYEABFMODEGHE
EDBHUMANOIDGHLIFEFORMSAH
ABBEDECF0BDEDETECTEDA0BH
IEACEDGHB0CFDA0HEIFCGEDA
C0BDEI0BAEFGHACD0E0CFA0B
HBDEC0HCORROBORATEEDIDSI
GE0ABANDDEBPASSCODESD0A0
DGH0BA0EH0CFE0DE0AIH0DGH
BDE0BAGGFABC0DE0G0BF0EAB
0EDB0CAG0GHF0IEF0CBA0DEG

Simple alphanumeric replacement where A-1, B-2, etc. comes up with this:

Quote:

ACBAFIDENTIFYFBCGMODEHIF
FECHUMANOIDHILIFEFORMSBI
BCCFEFDGACEFDETECTEDBACI
JFBDFEHICADGEBAIFJGDHFEB
DACEFJACBFGHIBDEAFADGBAC
ICEFDAICORROBORATEFEIDSJ
EHIACBAFIADGFAEFABJIAEHI
CEFACBHHGBCDAEFAHACGAFBC
AFECADBHAHIGAJFGADCBAEFH

This couldn't work because the biggest word you can come up with with the first nine letters of the alphabet is BIGHEAD, and while a few others (JIHAD, BADGE, and CAGED) seem kinda skynetty, they both don't work and it doesn't spell 'em.

I think it has something to do with Dr. Monica Salsman, Institute of Advanced Medical Techniques, Chicago. The Institute was mentioned a lot on ROBT.com, and he gives the specific example to check the Testimonials page...

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Posted: Sun May 17, 2009 7:24 pm
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Rusty23
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Try a caesar cypher, people!

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Posted: Sun May 17, 2009 7:35 pm

Justinyourhead
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Repeating numbers

At the beginning to the first line of code there is 0210, which seems to come back up again in a few places. This may be nothing, but it could help, so I figured I'd share.

EDIT:
Further review, I guess I spoke too soon, there are 3 lines of code that have the following numbers in exact order: 478021058036504501980478

EDIT #2:
2 more lines of repeating numbers are present, no idea if it means anything. but they are those starting with 951 and 054. Confused

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Posted: Sun May 17, 2009 11:22 pm

Manix
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This may be relevant.
http://home.comcast.net/~chatterbot/bots/AI/Skynet/

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Posted: Mon May 18, 2009 5:32 am

Justinyourhead
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can't get any information out of it, interesting link though!

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Posted: Mon May 18, 2009 6:59 am

Nighthawk
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Manix wrote:

This may be relevant.
http://home.comcast.net/~chatterbot/bots/AI/Skynet/

JoshuaBot has EVOLVED!!! Laughing

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Their "chatterbot" seems to be a simple interface to START, MIT's natural language interpreter ( http://start.csail.mit.edu/ ).

They don't seem to parse much of their own comments, simply forward the request to START and show the answer inside a frame.

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