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textDisplay: No no no you haven't created this....me and a bunch of kids used to know in school about this before even I watched your video 🤣😂 now I am in my college

authorDisplayName: Haziq Tareq Saleem


textDisplay: It hurts sometimes when we don't hear "Crypto out", it's like the source of the video is not properly authenticated.

authorDisplayName: Ayoola Boyejo

textDisplay: Crypto out is the sha256 of the llama

textOriginal: Crypto out is the sha256 of the llama


textDisplay: Make a vid on your hacking setup pls

textOriginal: Make a vid on your hacking setup pls

authorDisplayName: LT. REGNUM


textDisplay: Interesting, but i still dont know what you are talking about

authorDisplayName: Freaky

textDisplay: You shouldn't be here. Go to networkchuck if you are a complete beginner. Crypto is a little advanced.

authorDisplayName: Jewel Bency

textDisplay: same

textOriginal: same

authorDisplayName: oscwav's comment account


textDisplay: Hii, how can I contact you

textOriginal: Hii, how can I contact you

authorDisplayName: Rooparam Kumawat


textDisplay: This is to complex for me ahhhhh

textOriginal: This is to complex for me ahhhhh

authorDisplayName: TheCrownOfNoah


textDisplay: I understand now, when he start about  a certain topic, when he end the. Topic he says crypto out. BTW your video is asome.  👍👍👍👍👍 My support is always with you 😄

authorDisplayName: Tech A.i


textDisplay: ive been using the encryptiion for 3 years now man this isnt anything new

textDisplay: @Crypto The Llama i know im just messing around but its still pretty cool to see that somebody i watch knows about this too

textDisplay: Just because it's not new or interesting to you, doesn't mean others won't learn something. There's other people out there in the world my friend.

authorDisplayName: Crypto The Llama


textDisplay: Okay so you're a pretty smart guy when it comes to computers and encryption. What do should you do when you decrypt something and it ends up as random Unicode text? Like there's this cipher from CoD zombies I've looked at for years. It's a bunch of numbers in the 30s and 60s and ends with 0d 0a, a newline. The decimal numbers clearly convert to hexadecimal, but when you try to convert the hexadecimal to ascii you get a bunch of rubbish, like if you opened a picture in notepad. People on Reddit have told me it's probably raw data, but I don't know what to do with that.

authorDisplayName: Triplicata


textDisplay: You need to make longer videos.

textOriginal: You need to make longer videos.

authorDisplayName: Shahid

textDisplay: Yes he does lol

textOriginal: Yes he does lol

textDisplay: no he doesn't

textOriginal: no he doesn't

authorDisplayName: jason dads

textDisplay: And then encrypt them

textOriginal: And then encrypt them


textDisplay: I love you. Love from India

textOriginal: I love you. Love from India

authorDisplayName: Sky Editz


textDisplay: All right but what about the ethics of it all and our fallen jedi turned to the dark side?


textDisplay: Cooiool

textOriginal: Cooiool

authorDisplayName: manthan