I found a big wall of text hidden on pentagon website. What is it?, page 2

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reply posted on 13-7-2011 @ 12:27 AM by theshepherd92

Originally posted by BrnBdry

Originally posted by theshepherd92
Someone sounds really bored.

Yes I am. So weren't the Myans, and they discovered something. Not that Im compairing mysef to them.....

My mistake. this is obviously a coded message that the elites hid in the source page of the pentagon's website.

I'm all for having an open mind, but this is just silly.

reply posted on 13-7-2011 @ 12:28 AM by ParAvion

Originally posted by BrnBdry
So then it's nothing? FML!. Thought I was onto something. Sorry.

Yeppers, nothing at all.. zilch - if you know PHP you can do this:

echo base64_decode( '[string]' );

and you will see it's like a copy of a webpage's html from that site...

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reply posted on 13-7-2011 @ 12:29 AM by guessing

Originally posted by ParAvion

Originally posted by guessing
It looks be some sort of code.

I will try to crack it...

give me a minute....

I already did.. lol, it's base64

second line

thanks saved me an effort

reply posted on 13-7-2011 @ 12:30 AM by Solasis

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Oh, my asterisk was misleading! I meant that I was deeply interested in NWO Sat4n crap. This just seems like needless coding on a blank site.

But it decodes just to some html? Why did they even bother encoding it, then? (I'm not asking as if "THEY MUST BE UP TO SOMETHING" but instead as if "What a waste of time!")

Does it maybe include a command to the host to create this page for every month for every year, or something like that?

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reply posted on 13-7-2011 @ 12:32 AM by ParAvion

Originally posted by Solasis
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Oh, my asterisk was misleading! I meant that I was deeply interested in NWO Sat4n crap. This just seems like needless coding on a blank site.

But it decodes just to some html? Why did they even bother encoding it, then? (I'm not asking as if "THEY MUST BE UP TO SOMETHING" but instead as if "What a waste of time!")

You would be amazed at the silly things that get done in web development

I say this from experience as I have done them myself ( more so in the n00b days LOL )

reply posted on 13-7-2011 @ 12:34 AM by balon0

Its just a code to bring up archived posts or messages from before.

Think of a shipment tracking code from UPS or FedEx. Same thing.

reply posted on 13-7-2011 @ 12:37 AM by Druid42

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But isn't that how anon are hacking all these sites? If you knew how to do that simple trick, it's obvious the devs for that site used it. How shoddy would you say, IYHO, is that kind of programming?

I'm apalled by it.

reply posted on 13-7-2011 @ 12:41 AM by ParAvion

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I doubt there is anything insecure about the actual html - but seeing this kind of thing makes you wonder about the skill level of the person working on the site.

here is a link to the "string" base64 decoded:

TOP SECRET PENTAGON CODE NOT!

Now where's my stars for all this hard work!

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reply posted on 13-7-2011 @ 12:53 AM by stirling

Jeebus! Seals and Crofts????thats whacked! you are an old hippie.....

reply posted on 13-7-2011 @ 02:17 AM by JiggyPotamus

Everybody is guessing, lol. It's a viewstate value for ASP form. It's that simple. Technically it is still html though, but it is not just mumbo-jumbo, and I would say it is rather important for functionality, lol.

reply posted on 13-7-2011 @ 04:15 AM by SirCoxone

Website with embedded code shocker.

reply posted on 13-7-2011 @ 04:41 AM by Heyyo_yoyo

Looks more like an encryption cipher. If you saved the web page as mhtml to your computer and try opening it the only thing you'll see is a web page with that wall of code on it... what was originally there will be gone.

Without a proper cipher key, it will remain locked.

At least that's how other sites I've encountered with encoding like this worked.

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