The Ultimate SOMA Discussion Thread

[Crypter]

It's not assembly code or an image or anything similar. It also isn't to be interpreted as a single number because it wouldn't start with a null byte then. It appears completely random, so it's either a cryptographic key or encrypted or compressed data. I guess we'll have to wait for more clues, the ARG isn't over yet.

Well, it can't be a private key, because then the 2nd prime number would end with a 4, making it a composite number. Perhaps this is a one-time pad? If it is, it would make sense to start with 0s because it has to match the length of the string that it encrypts.