Highlayer

Challenge for fellow cryptographers out there: I encrypted 3 phrases with same one-time pad (xor variation), thus breaking "one-time" property of it. That's it. Try to get the key and send to my DMs. Encrypted phrases: 0x150c505d2f4c1c424e241f0911060a11465b010348111d470e48061302080d004154040e451e01000245031b01490c5f1b00101b1a4f03050a535c1d01451a2b3a2c491b0d09191516140d004f0b1b1a233d6712061a1d 0x110c545f63051b4259231759131b1a43415644090e451a1202091b460a130d1c154345570c1e490d12060d04101a415e0c0655040658141053155201450a192168390c0018080c50101a5901060a0700282322454f5459 0x0a054b4863081a050d21071400074f5e4456164619101b040448171400120652075f1d5712020003124511000d1d18100b0c57571f5c121a531148091f450531263e081648020006015517000e0b16166423221d061a1e Note: Neither contains non-english words, uppercase letters, special characters, punctuation symbols, just a-z. Function used to encrypt with otp key: key. map((byte, i) => byte ^ cleartextValue[i])

Among programmers, there are 2 clans when it comes to naming: some rename "master" to "main", "kill" to "terminate", "orphan" to detached. Another side (which I consider myself to be a part of), usually renames "worker" to "executioner" and "event" to "trigger".