Tags: crypto lll 

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``` python3
from Crypto.Util.number import long_to_bytes

m = 10 ** 300 # both enc and x has a decimal point of 300
R = RealField(1000)
enc = R(2.78332652222000091147933689155414792020338527644698903976732528036823470890155538913578083110732846416012108159157421703264608723649277363079905992717518852564589901390988865009495918051490722972227485851595410047572144567706501150041757189923387228097603575500648300998275877439215112961273516978501e45)
x = R(0.75872961153339387563860550178464795474547887323678173252494265684893323654606628651427151866818730100357590296863274236719073684620030717141521941211167282170567424114270941542016135979438271439047194028943997508126389603529160316379547558098144713802870753946485296790294770557302303874143106908193100)

# Convert them all to int as LLL doesn't work on real
y = int(enc * m)
cos_x = int(cos(x) * m)
sin_x = int(sin(x) * m)

K = 1
M = Matrix([
[1, 0, 0, cos_x],
[0, 1, 0, sin_x],
[0, 0, 1, y],
])
r = M.LLL().rows()[0]
flag = long_to_bytes(abs(int(r[0]))) + long_to_bytes(abs(int(r[1])))
print(flag)
```

Original writeup (https://github.com/Team-Kirby/csctf-2024-writeups/blob/main/crypto/trendy%20windy%20trigonity/solve.sage).