Thanks! Iâm outta likes, but I still like YOU!
So the "how to use UDP is:
take a value, like 32/63/4 , transform it in a 5 digits:32634
After that, give them a value 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 acording to the numeric order (2,3,3,4,6)
we then have 2,1,5,3,4 It is the 1st transposition key used with lines)
Do the same with server ID and get the second key. (used with column)
Amazing 
I can sorta understand. I think, maybe a teeny-tiny bit. I guess. This might be dumb as dirt, but I just watched this video. LoL! Itâs the only one that I could find that gives history and some clarity to the Double Transposition.
Status command update: Security Diagnostic Completed!
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satcom-70⢠4m
Thank you for the information.
Weâre currently removing the unauthorized processes from the servers. Weâll be shutting them down momentarily in order to avoid any further contamination.
Thank you so much for your efforts
Status Updated:
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Infected servers shutdown in progress.
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Malicious elements removed and destroyed.
I knew this event was related to Tariq! He went critical after the two bad servers went down yesterday.
^^^
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Oh I need so many more likes than I have
I didnât get to see any of this because my app crashed. I was wondering what it looked like and how you guys were getting this info. âŚthanks for sharing the image.
Glad this puzzle was finally solved. Not going to say anything else about it, because I am really disappointed in how obscure this one was. I hope a next puzzle allows for more involvement, less bruteâŚ
I didnât get anything about it⌠
I clearly prefer live events or challenges like the âAzure Voyageâ, a little less complicated for people that are not very technical, because this one was clearly not easy to understand!
When the puzzles are at the âMr. Robot Hackerâ level, I just sit back and watchâŚwithout any hope of participating. I also like them more inclusive to all Citizen Scientists! -)
TQQdlesâ˘
P.s. I kept pushing for A&S to use Geocaching in some puzzlesâŚbut this late in the game, Iâve given up.
Im sorry Discobot, Iâve been frantically trying to orced
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Brilliant share, @LilLadyD76, thank you. 
Yeah, I made the comment â not too long after my first âSCRABBLEâ thoughts (remember that?!) â that the absence of Z, Q, and J actually more sensibly (than âScrabble pointsâ) indicated almost âregularâ frequencies of letters in normal English language, and Iâd said then that it may well be just a jumbled set of lettersâŚ
⌠and this, only cuz ⌠who was it again, was it @SingularGleam? ⌠had posted a summary list of the letter-count per dataset (per server-pair), which twin-totals rather highlighted the lack of rarer letters (except X) and otherwise regular frequency of letters like E and S.
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Found: Singular credited Dan on Discord & @hilightnotes for letter counts etc.
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Iâd âincorrectlyâ speculated that the âextra Xsâ might have had anything to do with NEXT, or eXiting a galaXy, or KorvaX, or eXosuits âŚ
Shouldâve paid more attention to the clue-phrase âprocessesâ, as â.exeâ wouldâve then made so much sense. LOL Ah, Hindsight being 20/20, etc.
As to the vid, it pretty much says what I got to thinking, right about here, at 1:30:
âOne disadvantage of the cipher is that the letter frequency analysis will show a normal linguistic distribution, which is similar to plain text.â
Iâll have to Do Better Next Time. . . . .