Quote from: frisco on September 12, 2014, 06:48:33 PM

My ideas:
+ GTIN is a product/package number there is a search engine for registered GTINs at: http://gepir.gs1.org/v32/xx/gtin.aspx?Lang=en-US
+ GTIN sizes can be 8, 12, 13 or 14 digits
+ 192186242104 is a valid GTIB without information

Cool. I guess they look like standard barcodes so we should be on the look out. I got a hit when I searched on 'GTIN white rabbit' but it doesn't seem particularly noteworthy.

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+ www.whit3r4bbi7.com has the Mysql port open which is rather strange, also FTP and SSL ports are open

It's hard to tell whether those ports are open for whit3r4bbi7.com or another site because it's behind some kind of proxy. Looks like a shared hosting situation. It's also possible to get to the cpanel admin login for the site, but that's probably outside the bounds of the puzzle.

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+ Going to http://www.whit3r4bbi7.com:443/ renders a error message but the server name seems to be "sharedip-192186242104.prod.phx3.secureserver.net"

I found that weird error too. Most sites handle http against 443 a little better. If you use https:// it gives you the same name/password.

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+ Image from @whit3r4bbi7 does not seem to fit any know QR format, it is 13x13

Yeah, QRs need those circular boxes in order to line up properly.

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+ The X in the first hint maybe mark a long number where each digit is the number of spaces between X that whould give the sequence:
2/3 - 0 - 2 - 1 -2 - 3 -13 - 6 - 5 - 4/(2-1) - 2 - 3 - 3 - 5 - 1

Interesting idea. Someone had noted earlier that the first x's are 3,4,7 ... so it might be an integer sequence based on the x's.

@PO347 recently tweeted: "Compete to be 1347!"

I feel like we're missing a clue for the username and password. Or that tweet is a clue that I need to figure out. Still trying some things but it's kinda brute-forceish at the moment.