qbphzragf naq frggvatf (diskuse)

[Zdeněk Burda]

To co hledáš se jmenuje rot13.

[unchallenger]

A ve vimu ho kóduje/dekóduje g?.

[Hynek (Pichi) Vychodil]

Pb gb wr cebobun mn uebmabh ungzngvyxh? Ebmhzry wfrz nxbeng qbphzragf naq frggvatf, nyr molgrx nav ghx.

[lukipuki]

$ echo "qbphzragf naq frggvatf" | tr "n-za-m" "a-z"
documents and settings

[Hynek (Pichi) Vychodil]

Myslíš něco jako?

$ rot13 <<<'qbphzragf naq frggvatf'

[Michal Čihař]

Co pořád máte s tímhle bashismem?

[VícNežNic]

Hm, teď jsem si chvilinku hrál na www.pythonchallenge.com a tady koukám teď tohle (přiznávat se k tomu, že mi tři kola zabrala skoro patnáct minut je pěkná ostuda, ale což… )

[Michal Čihař]

No když místo toho tr použiješ rot13, ušetříš pár znaků

[elviin]

K cemu to slouzi jsem si vygooglil, ale co to dela v nastaveni Exploreru ve Woknech? No nejak me to netrapi, jsou jeste vetsi pytloviny.

[ivdo]

http://www.velasco.com.br/explorer_spy.txt

Yet Another Method Windows Uses to Log Your Computer Activity

Both keys contained a huge number of REG_BINARY entries with some odd looking key names. After looking through them for a while, I realized that the key names had been modified with the common ROT-13 string manipulation routine. So I decoded a few of them to see what the hell all this data was for. What I found was quit interesting. From here on, I will refer to the decoded key names as just the 'key names'.