Flipped cicada in 1033.jpg of onion1 -> 1033 is flipped and the whole image is flipped.
Three hex strings from onions. http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=qePehdKM Maybe the delays between the bytes on onion2 and onion3 Text of page 3, 4 and(half of 5 and) 6 of liber primus.https://infotomb.com/fhxhe.txt four lines in the decrypted text of page5 & 6 which don't add up to primes The Square matrix. -> 1033// the magic square, you mean? for a lot of reasons, not a true magic square ok, a 5x5 matrix, yes? yeah! true.the matrix construed as a matrix or the words therein? (the possible letters on 1033.jpg if you believe it's not artifacts). (MXXXIII / MMMCCCI, but not sure if this was the best possible interpretation) MXXXIII was upside down right? Confirmed. Additional 0x35 0x37 / 57 on onion3-longString. It was 0x57 in my opionion <-- The server response grew by two bytes, 0x35 0x37. When viewed (as ASCII) this shows up as 57. If included in the hex-bin conversion it turns into W (0x57/87 decimal). Primes in HTML comments - 761, 1033, 3301 The primes:http://uncovering-cicada.wikia.com/wiki/PRIMES_MENTIONED_IN_2014_PUZZLE#Page_5_and_Page_6 the palindrome prime of cicadas twitter account @1231507051321 the date 6 Jan of the twitter post which started this year -> 61 = prime http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epiphany_(holiday)the embedded Roman/Latin numbers in the image are 1033 in Arab. Therefore, it could have something to do with the Roman/Julian and Georgian calendar change (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregorian_calendar) or, with the image depicting Newton http://www.mathpages.com/home/kmath121/kmath121.htm , which may lead to Gallileo </head> and <head> misformatting of the webpages of the onions, though it is not evident which tag was used wrong at what onion -> could tie the onions together or give a structure for some other element 2013Wisdom/folly https://infotomb.com/bjzdi (This is a copy of Folly, but they're identical) The parable http://uncovering-cicada.wikia.com/wiki/Instar_emergence_(mp3_and_hidden_poem)#Meaning_of_Parable_1.2C595.2C277.2C641 and the parable number: 1,595,277,641 2012The ps string 2012, and its factors: P.S.: 10412790658919985359827898739594318956404425106955675643739226952372682423852959081739834390370374475764863415203423499357108713631 P= 99554414790940424414351515490472769096534141749790794321708050837*Q= 104593961812606247801193807142122161186583731774511103180935025763
missing < /head> from onion 1 and beginning of onion 4 with < /head>[]
[06:55] <Pilgrim> what was the first onion with the missing </head>:
[02:28] <masso> Guys, we found out there is most likely some outguess in the rune-pic from the server, encrypted with password or keyfile... [02:28] <masso> http://prntscr.com/2i0786 [02:28] <masso> http://prntscr.com/2i073p [02:29] <masso> pics show definitely the same pattern that outguess does
[02:37] <masso> Outguess changes the RGB color values to hide information in jpgs. [02:39] <masso> With colour correction and by changing brightness/contrast you can see this modified pixels. [02:40] <masso> Usually outguess doesn't change plain white px,but only modifies the coloured ones. [02:41] <masso> The rune picture from the server has clearly this modifications in the runes, as seen after doing some colour/contrast magic in PS. [02:42] <masso> Means, most likely there is some outguessed message in the pic, but protected with a keyfile or password.
MOAR:[]
missing n in onion address in book code
mistakes on page 5 and 6 of the book
html comments 761, 1033, 3301, for everyting that lives is holy.....
post numbers raising for ever onion (see absences post on bottom of page 3)
57 second string on onion 3 v 3
Cicada uses a different port for every onion[]
Apache Server at auqgnxjtvdbll3pv.onion Port 5240
Apache Server at cu343l33nqaekrnw.onion Port 5241
Apache Server at fv7lyucmeozzd5j4.onion Port 5242
Apache Server at avowyfgl5lkzfj3n.onion Port 5243
To see PORT number just enter nonexisting link after valid onion url
Maybe the same Server? Would make sense from cicadas view
Onion Header Tags[]
<cydoniac> Something to note, is that on the new onion, the html source
contains a sole < /head> tag, along with the < !--3301-->
(spaces for Wikia)
<cydoniac> http://prntscr.com/2ixdzl
<cydoniac> At first glance this appears to be a mistake, but remember that
the source of the onion (1033.jpg) page has an opening head tag
but no closing:
<cydoniac> < html >< head > < title >For Every Thing That Lives Is Holy
< / title> < body >< img src="1033.jpg" />< / body>< / html >
<cydoniac> This does seem to indicate that there is a direct relation here
that we have yet to make between the onion pages, and seems to
be a continuation of the first page in some form. Related to
1033.jpg? Uncertain.
<cydoniac> Some additonal things to note;
<cydoniac> Gematria Values:
<cydoniac> "Patience is a virtue" - 761
<cydoniac> "For Every Thing That Lives Is Holy" = 1033
<cydoniac> ??? = 3301
<cydoniac> It would seem to indicate that a particular phrase matches 3301
that we have either already seen or yet to be revealed. It would
probably be a long-ish phrase, so if anyone finds a phrase and
thinks it might fit, you can check with http://codeseekah.com/cicada/count.html to confirm.
Byte Strings[]
String 1 - Hidden Service 2 (http://cu343l33nqaekrnw.onion/)
