201311180859 1qwwtc
inferred encrypted filler
N=6
From the post to its content
As posted (encrypted)
a88fbe19e7502fdb9c156e16c45d7d19 58823c3f74b305e3bc941d2e225d71ab 6c6cda19e70820d1d86a5cc5c574f0b2 940d328bb6c023f2db95371e87d27c23 f03b78e1a6aecdd39b75c15151d11332 0172347add6e255015ec536bc35d6529 0936d6f28e3a03cafb5dfdc46f86ce04 f7cf90355f039b49b69f863a148797e9 227ba1e73cd6bf21d5d2851dc5e73593 ebb38ac8984b49fa2b2a656e75bc7d3d 02c6b01bd6092f70b817f24da1b661f0 ec83a72c44946a81362e16c1350fbb62 f611097553134d74
Explanation
- Read the length. 400 hex characters = 64 × 6 + 16, i.e. N = 6 GUIDs encrypted with 3DES plus one 8-byte padding block. Every post-cutover filler post has exactly this shape.
- Key unknown. The post-cutover key (2013-10-16 onwards) has not been found, so the GUIDs themselves cannot be read. Everything else about the post is accounted for.
- Explain the count. This post is draw 67 of Run 55 (seed 135,104,921):
new Random(135104921), Next(0,184), then Next(0,124) from draw 193 per post. The RNG predicts N = 6; the post has N = 6 ✓. The seed is the machine's uptime in ms when the app started (boot 2013-11-14 10:28–11:28). - Conclusion. Filler. Structure and count are explained; the GUIDs are presumed filler like every decrypted post before the cutover.