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isitenough

the code that is displayed by safe no.2 encodes into...

http://www.intel.com/cd/business/enterprise/emea/eng/centrinopro/343935.htm

If you then view the sorce code (click view on title bar followed by source code) it opens a text box with the html code in it. find this line (note the META clue on safe no.3)...

<meta name="cracktheclues" content="Explore these properties? Byte me." xmlns:user="urn:my-scripts">

However I can't work out what this now means....? anyone?

PS: ASCII for 17, becomes two 7bit numbers as per answer above. )

Panimu

mpython wrote: »

Rexxy, thanks, but 17 in binary is 10001? (your code seems to work though as I've tried binary & ascii with no luck)

It's "17" not 17. You have to convert the 1 and the 7 to ascii, then the binary versions of those numbers.

SkintBrideToBe

Far too scary and complicated for me, think ill give this one a miss

mpython

Thanks Isitenough & Panimu, I'll have to brush up on that when I get a mo.

Is there a way of translating the webaddress into a unique number?

isitenough

Looking at the properties of the demo (right click) gives you 25257 bytes.

mpython

XCLNT isitenough!

Panimu

That string of hex converts to another encoded URL which becomes

http://www.intel.com/cd/business/enterprise/emea/eng/business-pc/344254.htm

and the text:
Manageability
Security
Performance
Deployment
so it's something about summing those.. writing as I work

Panimu

Final answer is 1257632

isitenough

1257632 !!!!!!!

ETA: You beat me!!!

Rexxy

Panimu wrote: »

Final answer is 1257632

Thanks Panimu - havent a clue how you worked it out but you're a star. :T