Hidden/Encrypted Messages

By Baze on Mar 08, 2011

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Just a simple codded messages to annoy your friends who don't have the script loaded.

Type /et MESSAGE HERE

and your friend(s) will be echo'd the decoded message.

Please comment, constructively criticize

alias et { set %text $1- | set %type $rand(1,2) 
  if (%type == 1) {  msg $active θ $+ $encode(%text,um,1) }
  if (%type == 2) { msg $active Ω $+ $encode(%text,u,1) }
  else { HALT }
}

on *:TEXT:*:*:{ if ($left($1-,1) == θ) { set %dtext $right($1-,-1) | echo -a 4,0Secret Message from7,0 $nick $+ : $decode(%dtext,um,1) }
  if ($left($1-,1) == Ω) { set %dtext $right($1-,-1) | echo -a 4,0Secret Message from7,0 $nick $+ : $decode(%dtext,u,1) }
  else { HALT }
}

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jaytea - Mar 09, 2011

this isn't encryption, it's encoding. it's also quite easily identifiable - anyone with a little bit of mIRC know-how will be able to decode it. but, like the other similar snippet from a couple of weeks ago, this is made just for fun and doesn't warrant such scrutiny. still, it is a little misleading to those that might be scrounging around hawkee.com for actual mIRC driven encryption.

mIRC doesn't actually support encryption natively, except of course for client<->server encryption in 3rd party form (SSL). there is also an mIRC DLL that provides client<->client encryption (Blowfish) drifting around mIRC circles.

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Baze - Mar 09, 2011

Wow, that looks a lot cleaner and legible. I need to learn that :D
Thanks for the tips.

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_Dean_ - Mar 09, 2011

just another way to do it
dont need to set Global vars,

alias et { 
  var %type = $r(1,2), %y = $encode($$1,u)
  if (%type == 1) { msg $active θ $+ %y }
  else { msg $active Ω $+ %y }
}

on *:TEXT:*:*:{ 
  if ($left($strip($1),1) == θ) || ($left($strip($1),1) == Ω) {
    echo -a 4,0Secret Message from7,0 $nick $+ : $decode($remove($strip($1-),θ,Ω))
  }
}

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Baze - Mar 08, 2011

Edited to just made the 2 changes, Thanks for the comment :D

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_Dean_ - Mar 08, 2011

in fact you know that the random number will not affect the way you encrypt it

$encode(%text,u,%type)

i still prefer "mime" $encode(text,mu)

for those who dont know, mIRC supports $sha1 and $md5 encryptation

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