Just wanted to ask if anybody has had any luck breaking the code on the new GCHQ recruitment website? It's been all of the newspapers and online resources for a few days. The link is below:
the test assures fast track status for the next generation of analysts at GCHQ.
I think that the general rule with these codes is look for the combination of number / characters that occurs the most and that will be the letter E or e. If they're clever they'll have different codes for upper and lower case... In fact, if they're clever it won't actually translate to English.
When I worked in Cheltenham the cold war hadn't quite finished but they were running down their listening station side so almost everyone that I worked with at the insurance company there spoke fluent Russian. Strange times.
Anyway.
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Tried it, got my old IBM Yellow card out to check some of the letters but that one amounted to nothing.
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