Identity Fraud Morse Code Novels & Stories

Hestia gave him a gist of what happened while he was at the counter and he was right at what he predicted. “Not on me anymore.” Hestia said in Morse code. -. --- - / --- -. / -- . / .- -. -.-- -- --- .-. . And another one was: “’Shut up’ from him.” Hestia added. .----. ... .... ..- - / ..- .--. .----. / ..-. .-. --- -- / .... .. –

Then she opened her inbox and carefully checked it, only to find that this account had indeed sent her emails, and she had replied, but these email contents had been deleted, leaving only the records of the exchanges. However... She suddenly had an idea in her mind and quickly reopened the email and looked at it carefully again. This time, she found that she was right. The email was not garbled characters at all, but Morse code! After translating the code one by one, she got eleven numbers. It seemed like a phone number? She tried calling the phone number and a low but unfamiliar male voice came from the other end: "Sorry, I'm not available to answer the phone right now. If you have an urgen

This code may be connected to this number. I tried the octal code because it was the only code I know that was connected to the number 8. I have already started decoding it. Fortunately, I already have knowledge of codes. Of course, if papa hadn’t forced me to study it, I probably wouldn’t have been able to get out of this simulation. I felt like I'm going to cry again when I finally decoded the message. Message from dad. "You can do it. Just trust in yourself. The doors for the Detective world are open for you."

Though Jay kept Duke pinned to the ground, one hand shot to his earpiece. Morse code dots and dashes clicked rapidly in his ear, a hasty relay of the information that his infiltrators—codenamed for chess pieces—had gleaned from their stealthy intrusion into the crumbling Florentine villa.

I tapped it two times before it opened “Code word?” he asked. “Falcon” I muttered. Falcone said I should use his name as code word for entry and that he will inform the guards about. Rest of the pack members have different code word. Every ten members are given a different code word like bones, fly, red eyes, pointed nose and air weeds. The codes are basically related to them. When I asked him how the guards make sure it is not misused, he said once entering they have to give finger print, if it matches, then they have given the right code.

Single message from an outside number I didn't recognize. I opened it. Four words. “We need to talk.” The sender ID resolved after a three second delay. Elder Maren.

I looked… really happy. I flipped the picture over and there was a caption at the back. Keep dreaming! I looked at it closely. It was my handwriting. Why would I write something like that? I found the manual of my house alarm. I have scribbled the password at the back page. 278743. That didn’t ring a bell at all and I wondered where I got the number. Then my eyes drifted to the touchtone phone. I looked at the buttons. 2-7-8-7-4-3. A-S-T-R-I-D.

"April?" I exhaled in relief. "Lucy! I'm so glad that I was able to reach you." I could hear the confusion in her voice. "But I only spoke to you a few minutes ago." "Yes. Yes. I know, but I need your help. I was sent an ominous message, and I need you to track who sent it. There is no number attached to it." "Alright, but I need the message ID. Press ***5241### to reveal it. Send me the ID and the message, and I will get right to it."

I said to her to which she asked me to wait a minute. She made a quick call after taking my name and said " sir Ms Ekiya is here to deliver your lunch should I let her in or not? ". " " " Okay, sir ". She wrote down something on the small paper and said while handing me that small paper " it's a password you need to fill in after reaching the 56 floors ". " And the elevator is on that way " she again said showing me the way of the elevator. I walk and step inside the elevator to press the 56 buttons. Soon I arrived on the floor but the door didn't open. it's asking for a password. I filled the password and *ping*

"The messages were routed through three redirects. I caught the third one because the routing sequence used a method I recognised from the syndicate networks I've been mapping since Buston." "Viper's method," he said. I set the patrol report down. "What was in the messages?" I said. "I have the content from four of them," he said. "The other two I caught the traffic but not the content because the encryption was more aggressive. The four I have are exchanges with a handler. Distorted identity, no name, responds to a code Romy uses." He turned the folder around and slid it across the desk. "Read the third one."