I would like to know if some "masters" here could break this code:

http://www.fbi.gov/page2/nov07/code112107.html

Good luck and have fun

Omg! Nevermind, no need to be a master to decipher it. I did it! So easy.
Maybe i could work for the FBI lol

yeah not much of a challenge, ... not as if there are that many 15 letter words in english. who on their own make sense in a sentence...

But then again this wasn't created by crypto people, but marketing ... and all they care about is making people feel smart, so they can be suckered into taking a low paying federal job

PIKODENHFENJIKM!
YIH QELB GDISBK
NQB PICB.
OI NI AGJ.OIL/PICB.QNT
MI WB SKIW, EKC
UFBEMB PIKMJCBD
E PEDBBD WJNQ
NQB AGJ.

EGPCBAOQJRSFZKIUXDMNHLWTYV
abcdefghijklxnopqrstuvwmyz

congratulations!
you have broken
the code.
go to fbi.gov/code.htm
so we know, and
please consider
a career with
the fbi.

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
fedralbuoinvstgchjkmpzwqyx

Notice the key =).

LMAO that was an easy one. But it's not too easy compared to a hacker.ru contest I saw a few years ago, with a stegano challenge that used some color trick

Following the biased assumption that law-enforcement agencies will probably consider a person who unwittingly emits radioactivity as a terrorist (idea from Heroes, Season 1), Phas is probably in Spain because the FBI's after him.

/me slaps alt3rn4tiv3 around a bit with a radiactive trout

/me calls the FBI

Obviously people who think that the message is "Congratulations blah blah..." are not the people that FBI is looking for to join them

Open your eyes!

i'm sure you can make something more out of it seeing as there are never more than 26 characters per line, and who knows other tricks too .. but seeing as i don't want the fbi looking for me ... i'm not even going to bother .