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[FirstSword82]

What the eff??!? How odd...

Nice catch, Telos! If only we knew what it was.

[Ifsogirl81]

well that was weird, felt like i was din graffitti i'm sure we're supposed to do something there

[Telos954]

Got a new email from Frank. Login information.

Username - --Being withheld, you should know why--
password - (think of subject 16's wonderful "wall art")

Was there anything specific in subject 16's blood-painting that could be used as a password? There was so much there that I don't know if I can pin one thing down.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/be/Assasins_Creed_Cryptic.jpg

That's the message on the wall. The 'infinity symbol' is a Lorenz Attractor, seeing as that takes up a large portion of the screen, it may be part of the password. Any ideas?

[godisvoid]

That text box is weird. I'm pretty sure that it wasn't there when I was messing around with the site. It looks as though it's the same angle as the text at the bottom lefthand of the page. In chrome, there is a login box. It's just the site login for maintenance I believe. Hit "inspect element" and it pops up.

I still haven't gotten anything since two days before Christmas. I guess it's time I jump into another one (or two).

[Telos954]

yeah, you get that same box in Firefox. I may just sign up to see what it's all about.

I can't quite figure out how the 'graffiti' area works. If it's a login box, it's an odd set up for it. Unless it has something like a conditional trigger on it, there's no way to send the input text.

I'm thinking it'd be something like this (Forgive me if I use wrong terms, I'm not a programmer by any means.) : If line1_text = {*username} & line2_text= {*Password} ; Then submit
Else ; null

Or something. Iunno. like - if you get the username and password correct, it'll auto submit. If anything else, it just sits there.

[ironnikki]

I can't get on the Abstergo website to check it out, because our work computers don't have Flash on them. But, from what I understand, it sounds like there's only one text entry field. I'm not code-savvy, but from my understanding, to have a login portal that accepts both a username and a password (typical login for any website out there), there needs to be two fields: one for the username, and another for the password. Having it all put into just one field would complicate things.

If there aren't any other login boxes on the site, I would guess that the info Frank gave you belongs on the weebly site. Forgive me if I'm totally off base here; not having access to the site allows me only to make a few guesses, haha.

[FirstSword82]

password - (think of subject 16's wonderful "wall art")

[Ptaar]

If you go to "sign up" when finding the secret login and then click on the ToS, it takes you to the provider of his website, so this might just be a way for the creator to be able to access his website.

I know that my webdesign teacher used to hide small things on his website to be able to login.

EDIT: Damn my posts today are only buzzkilling.
Lets compensate by saying that its wierd that the creator of the website have chosen a stylish font for the secret textbox.

[Telos954]

Still no luck with that 'wall art' clue.
I haven't been able to find a coherent transcription of it other than some shit a 12 year old with horrible spelling and grammar (who by ESRB standards shouldn't have even played,) tried to push out, which was mostly nonsense.

If anyone has a good transcript of the stuff that's on the wall, lemme know so I can try it.

I've tried all sorts of stuff involving 'blood' 'LorenzAttractor' 'creed' 'apocalypse' 'endofdays' 'butterflyeffect' but nothing has worked.

I had emailed Frank saying that there was so much to see in that 'wall art' that it's too vague of a clue for me. But, I haven't gotten a reply and it's been three days.

Signed up for that Wix thing. It's not very helpful in determining much other than element names.

Does anyone have a way of finding all the links on a website?

[Telos954]

Sorry to double post, but, I'm bumping this back up with new info.

[Ifsogirl81]

[Telos954]

[Ifsogirl81]

just got this....

[Telos954]

Got an email from the Protector basically saying if I ask Frank for the password straight up, he'll give me it.

That would be accepting failure, wouldn't it?

[ironnikki]

I haven't received any kind of a reply from Frank yet, despite having sent in my resume and asking him to contact me if he needs/wants futher information.

Telos, maybe the point of going through the hiring process is to obtain the password from Frank. I'm not on the up and up on the AC universe, so I'm afraid I might not be much help, but I'll let you know if something comes to me. Maybe you can just ask for a hint or something?