Breaking beer ciphers posted April 2015
Apparently a beer was made with a cipher on it, and that is the story of one dude breaking it.
It reminds me a bit of the anssi logo challenge (in french).
Thx to my coworker Vitaly for the link!
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Comments
ddddavidee
mauvais lien! ;-)
david
corrige merci :)
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