201403050600 1zls3n
inferred encrypted filler
N=6
From the post to its content
As posted (encrypted)
eb192f3dfea9c1a88a2ac71ad5297980 56be605964882d96480a3e8637939b6f c99713b0d6b7eb6c15b9b1d7ad0fe05f 729d5a2a828930ca717426cb0b3b8d26 12aa6bf8dc5abdd0254fbef1f6a5f576 06f52b7dfe91536db4334839f39af499 a5b2a13b78630ae66cae75e0172b638f e6e355ba396b12a6fdaf664a6c5d919d 5d4b4e7f918a866f257b8ca076e5a06a 942374601384753b81186f38d4e6ba83 fc81ff8ba7ce576764ac27927d5f293b f4a4a2bf568bf4b99c2ec15015c8b211 3e0730ef40fe7c34
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 1 of Run 59 (seed 1,704,050,750):
new Random(1704050750), Next(0,36) 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 2014-02-13 08:39–12:39). - Conclusion. Filler. Structure and count are explained; the GUIDs are presumed filler like every decrypted post before the cutover.