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A cipher is a simple method of modifying messages to make them unreadable except to readers who know the key. Common ciphers are Caesar, Vigenere, Atbash, and several types of substitution cipher. Other ciphers include polygraphic ciphers such as Playfair and Foursquare and numerical ciphers such as Polybius and Nihilist. Cipher puzzles sometimes make use of data encodings like Morse, Binary, or Base64.
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Help, what is Sistek saying?
I guess the answer is
The cipher
Then
The deciphering works
The decrypted messages are, in order:
Day 1 message 1:
Day 1 message 2:
Day 1 message 3:
Day 2:
Day 3:
How I found …
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The physicist's puzzle
You can find the solution to the nonogram in Anonymous' answer. For the rest
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PSE Advent Calendar 2021 (Day 12): Christmas Confusion
I'm guessing your Christmas present will be
Zizy Archer has solved part 1 giving the order
Now, these gifts
So, now we should have enough information to deduce the arrangement!
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A sudokey and 14 messages
Parts 1-3 were first solved by Alaiko
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
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