Game #1 Hint:
It changes every time and you can take up to 59 seconds to touch each number in the sequence
Game #1 Clue:
Use your smartphone camera
Game #1 Spoiler:
Sorry, but the sequence is random so there is not one right answer
Game #2 Hint:
You probably already know it's Morse code
Game #2 Clue:
There are desktop and mobile apps which use their camera to interpret Morse light signals
Game #2 Spoiler:
The message is 'Use left touches for dit and right touches for dah and respond with YES' so the answer is 'YES' which is '-.-- . ...' so touch RIGHT LEFT RIGHT RIGHT, LEFT, LEFT LEFT LEFT
Game #3 Hint:
It's not Braille so what other encoding only uses 6 bits
Game #3 Clue:
It's the BASE64 alphabet directly
Game #3 Spoiler:
In Doctor Who (the new series S6E4) the TARDIS has a humanoid form and remembers being called SEXY. The challenge is entering the BASE64 bits for the letters. Write down all the touch sensors for each letter. Touch a single sensor and then keep adding the others until all the touch sensors for a letter are active. Then release them all. Repeat for each letter.
Story #1 Hint:
You would never use your own 'personal security number' as a password or lock code
Story #1 Clue:
The French generate a number from a person's gender, date, and place of birth
Story #1 Spoiler:
The door code is the first 7 digits of Pierre's INSEE = 1690702
Story #2 Hint:
Pierre's dog's name is an anagram
Story #2 Clue:
The letter blocks are in the right order and they use a Vigenere cipher
Story #2 Spoiler:
The deciphered text is: 'privacyli keeatinga ndbreathi ngisoneof lifesbasi' and the missing piece is 'crequirements'
Story #3 Hint:
Find the source of the quote
Story #3 Clue:
The author of the quote has a username on Ars Technica
Story #3 Spoiler:
Edward Snowden goes by the username 'TheTrueHOOHA' on Ars Technica (you can enter it in all lowercase)
