Firstly, I’ve been assigned the task of advertising the final episode of Magpie and Stump, which takes place at 21:30 in the Winstanley Lecture Theatre of Trinity College this Thursday (13th June 2013). It will be absolutely epic, and even if you live in another country, it’s definitely worth visiting for the day; you won’t be disappointed.
After two weeks of cryptographic inactivity, I am pleased to announce that the second season of cp4space ciphers is now commencing. For the (thirty-)first cipher, I have borrowed inspiration from a particular Russian cipher.
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As before, there is a secret area that can only be accessed with a password provided in the encoded text. The link to this area can be found in the usual place.