This enciphered cryptogram is possible to be decrypted. Are you up to the challenge of doing so?
GXOTS RNMØY AOXFY ATRHY UMLZE BQAHO COGCØ HAAFQ GEFZG KOYKC OYNYX GEFVH OBEYV MKECV HXCFS NCOVG IVQRJ XLGRA QXQVS VZØFG KORUM KMVZE EEBRR XVROW DFQJU DXNTM UTKDE WVCRG IKJZF XRVOH QVTUQ AKTZF WCVGJ GVMMF RDHRX AHSCK QDMØB WKWKA
Some general advices:
1) Don't be frightened off by the null signs. They have a special purpose. If you work carefully you can find them out.
2) A large key to this is the name of a city. This city is near a certain channel of water. Here's a hint: QARPEI UDOHNA
3) You'll use a LOT of paper.
4) The first person to e-mail me at wdrcad@yahoo.com and send me the correctly deciphered message will have their names placed in the "Hall of Fame" on this site. I wish I could give you money or something, but, I'm broke.
5) One more thing: I'll give some small hints if you need them.
B. The Sirius Cryptogram is enciphered with a transposition cipher, Vigenere cipher, and a substitution cipher.
C. Use the keyword [which is the name of the city] for the transposition cipher and the Vigenere cipher.
D. As you encipher each character, a different substitution alphabet is used. This is the first alphabet. Every three characters uses this alphabet: G M K R B Q J V H W D P C Z L Y F X U A O S I N T E.
E. You might want to reverse some different things. hint...hint...
Well, we'll see where THIS bit of information gets anybody.
