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More about "Markovian Parallax Denigrate"

More about "Markovian Parallax Denigrate"

The thing is that this message might not be encrypted by using the program. It might contain so many errors because the sender wanted to hide it from the "watchdogs", special firewalls, what are picking up some suspicious messages for a closer search. That means that this person hoped to avoid that special firewall, which delivers certain messages to the NSA. 

The first lines are containing the data of the sender and metadata like data, what kind of server has been sending that message, sender, and the organization where the sender belongs or claims to belong. That organization could be faked. So let's go to solve our cryptic problem for the day. When somebody wants to find out, what kind of data this kind of message contains, that person should systematically search every data like "Eke" "McKinley" "Abe" "Cohen" from the Internet, and try to make puzzle about the thing, what that message might involve. 

If the message, what you see after this text could be partially encrypted it would be like this without encrypting



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Message information

Line 1) Warns to use educational (@edu) mailboxes and addresses or maybe just the mail server metadata (But also metadata can contain messages, that the answers should be given to some other mailbox)
Line 2) Tells the topics of the message in encrypted mode ("Project Markovian Parallax Denigrate")
Line 3)Date
Line 4) Message ID and some metadata like the address of the sender
Line 5) Organization "EKE" (1)(Real corporation but probably faked)
Line 6) Type of text (U.S ASCII)
Line 7) Sender program
Line 8) The newsgroups, where the message has been sending

The message begins below

Jitter bugging (Maybe some kind of debugger, what is used in the programming or it's the keyword or link to keyword, what can be used to open the message) McKinley Abe (Might be cryptonym for some person or group or case) break Newtonian inferring (does that mean "breaks Newtonian interaction"?) (Mt McKinley is the mountain and Abe is the nickname for the president. (So could this mean Commander in Chief of NORAD or SAC?) NORAD headquarters is at Cheynne mountain)

Cohen air collaborate rue sportswriting (Cohen (Samuel Theodore Cohen) (Theodore Roosevelt: another president) is the name of the creator of the neutron bomb, and sportswriting might mean some kind of study project (Sports model means test planes in aircraft design)) Debby Stirling pathogenesis (miswritten Pathogens?) (DS Device Special) (pathogenesis might mean that something is deadly or some component production has been started)

Novo ITTT (might mean that some kind of special devices would be bringing in the house, and they are packed in the core of computer) Fireflight Uranus (might be some kind test flight or weapon test (FU Faked uranium) Brotherhood web (some kind of network or society) 


EKE homepage https://eke.fi/tietoa/

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