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Military Weapon System
Defuse the bomb, Mr. Rossi!The Security To The party [Part 23]Security to the Party [Part 25]The Security to the Party [Part 29]Wife can't figure out husband's secret account passwordCracking the systemWhat is the password to the diamond temple?Can you figure out the password?A Stulano familySelf Destruct Activated
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To access the Military Weapon System we need to enter a multi-language password with a keypad. There is a clue for the above selection and we can front attack it but maybe there is a trial limit. Trying the next buttons we got:



The other clues for French, Italian and English respectively are just single letter as well. But it make sense to think that all the passwords for different selection has the same meaning.So,what it might be?
language password
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To access the Military Weapon System we need to enter a multi-language password with a keypad. There is a clue for the above selection and we can front attack it but maybe there is a trial limit. Trying the next buttons we got:



The other clues for French, Italian and English respectively are just single letter as well. But it make sense to think that all the passwords for different selection has the same meaning.So,what it might be?
language password
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I've downvoted because I don't think this is a high-quality puzzle, because there's no path to the solution. It seems to me that the only way to solve this is to try words of the right length until one of them fits. There's no insight or "aha moment".
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– Deusovi♦
Jul 13 at 20:55
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there is a clue on the drawing that narrows it down
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– TSLF
Jul 13 at 21:01
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To access the Military Weapon System we need to enter a multi-language password with a keypad. There is a clue for the above selection and we can front attack it but maybe there is a trial limit. Trying the next buttons we got:



The other clues for French, Italian and English respectively are just single letter as well. But it make sense to think that all the passwords for different selection has the same meaning.So,what it might be?
language password
$endgroup$

To access the Military Weapon System we need to enter a multi-language password with a keypad. There is a clue for the above selection and we can front attack it but maybe there is a trial limit. Trying the next buttons we got:



The other clues for French, Italian and English respectively are just single letter as well. But it make sense to think that all the passwords for different selection has the same meaning.So,what it might be?
language password
language password
edited Jul 13 at 21:12
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I've downvoted because I don't think this is a high-quality puzzle, because there's no path to the solution. It seems to me that the only way to solve this is to try words of the right length until one of them fits. There's no insight or "aha moment".
$endgroup$
– Deusovi♦
Jul 13 at 20:55
2
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there is a clue on the drawing that narrows it down
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– TSLF
Jul 13 at 21:01
add a comment |
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I've downvoted because I don't think this is a high-quality puzzle, because there's no path to the solution. It seems to me that the only way to solve this is to try words of the right length until one of them fits. There's no insight or "aha moment".
$endgroup$
– Deusovi♦
Jul 13 at 20:55
2
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there is a clue on the drawing that narrows it down
$endgroup$
– TSLF
Jul 13 at 21:01
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I've downvoted because I don't think this is a high-quality puzzle, because there's no path to the solution. It seems to me that the only way to solve this is to try words of the right length until one of them fits. There's no insight or "aha moment".
$endgroup$
– Deusovi♦
Jul 13 at 20:55
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I've downvoted because I don't think this is a high-quality puzzle, because there's no path to the solution. It seems to me that the only way to solve this is to try words of the right length until one of them fits. There's no insight or "aha moment".
$endgroup$
– Deusovi♦
Jul 13 at 20:55
2
2
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there is a clue on the drawing that narrows it down
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– TSLF
Jul 13 at 21:01
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there is a clue on the drawing that narrows it down
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– TSLF
Jul 13 at 21:01
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The password(s) is/are:
ELF, ONZE, UNDICI, ELEVEN (German, French, Italian, English words for the number $11$).
The clue:
The EQUALS sign is an $11$ on it's side (hence NUMBER (#) $11$).
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The password(s) is/are:
ELF, ONZE, UNDICI, ELEVEN (German, French, Italian, English words for the number $11$).
The clue:
The EQUALS sign is an $11$ on it's side (hence NUMBER (#) $11$).
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The password(s) is/are:
ELF, ONZE, UNDICI, ELEVEN (German, French, Italian, English words for the number $11$).
The clue:
The EQUALS sign is an $11$ on it's side (hence NUMBER (#) $11$).
$endgroup$
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The password(s) is/are:
ELF, ONZE, UNDICI, ELEVEN (German, French, Italian, English words for the number $11$).
The clue:
The EQUALS sign is an $11$ on it's side (hence NUMBER (#) $11$).
$endgroup$
The password(s) is/are:
ELF, ONZE, UNDICI, ELEVEN (German, French, Italian, English words for the number $11$).
The clue:
The EQUALS sign is an $11$ on it's side (hence NUMBER (#) $11$).
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I've downvoted because I don't think this is a high-quality puzzle, because there's no path to the solution. It seems to me that the only way to solve this is to try words of the right length until one of them fits. There's no insight or "aha moment".
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– Deusovi♦
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there is a clue on the drawing that narrows it down
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Jul 13 at 21:01