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%S 16,39,44,16,39,101,84,20,5,60,16,16,117,117,85,60
%N Code appearing at the end of "Het Juvenalis Dilemma" (Dutch translation of "Digital Fortress") by Dan Brown.
%C The original English version, Digital Fortress, contains a different integer sequence, which reads "We are watching you", see A121374.
%D Dan Brown, Het Juvenalis Dilemma, ISBN 9024553024 (Dutch)
%H Wikipedia (Dutch), <a href="http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Het_Juvenalis_Dilemma">Het Juvenalis Dilmma</a>.
%e The code is decrypted by looking at the first letter of the chapter for each number, resulting in ERPERDJLWTEEOOGT. Decryption is performed using a columnar transposition cipher, termed a "Caesar Square" cipher in the book (this is unrelated to the Caesar cipher). The letters are arranged into a square:
%e ERPE
%e RDJL
%e WTEE
%e OOGT
%e and read from the top down.
%e ERWORDTOPJEGELET.
%e Add spaces and you get the plaintext, "Er wordt op je gelet" a reference to the NSA's monitoring systems.
%Y Cf. A121374.
%K fini,full,nonn,word
%O 1,1
%A Rob Golsteijn (Rob.Golsteijn(AT)hotmail.com), Jul 25 2006