Tried to find the answer on my own, but I don't know what I'm doing wrong

Intro 12

mephistopholes
9 years ago

0

I’m very much a n00b but the best way to learn is by trying to figure it out first hand. Unfortunately I’m stuck and don’t know what I’m doing wrong. So I found the lvl10pass.txt in the source code, but when I add it to the URL all i get a black page . I’ve tried variations of the URL (like adding in /extras/ like for earlier levels for example) but they bring me to a page that says “level not found”, and there doesn’t seem to be anything in the source code of the black page relating to an encrypted password. Am I doing something wrong? did I overlook something? Any gentle push in the right direction would be awesome.

9replies
3voices
233views
Mr. Cyph3r [MrCyph3r]
9 years ago

0

The black page is a wrong location, as well as the one with “level not found”.

You will know you are on the right page once you will be able to open that txt file… and you are doing it the right way, you have probably missed something, just keep doing the same thing you did for the other levels…

mephistopholes
9 years ago

0

Will do! thanks

Mr. Cyph3r [MrCyph3r]
9 years ago

0

No problem, glad to see a ‘well formatted’ question :)

mephistopholes
9 years ago

0

Great! Now on to the decryption haha. When I google it i get pointed in the direction of MD5 decrypters, but I’ve been through 7 now and the closest I’ve come to a decryption is “this MD5 was not found in our database”. and one time this happened:

Unhandled Exception
Message:

Allowed memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 262144 bytes)

Location:

/var/www/md5hashing/application/libraries/filedbhelper.php on line 363

I assumed the semicolon was gumming up the works, but still. Is there a preferred method of decryption or a prefered online decrypter worth checking out, or is the problem human error?

Mr. Cyph3r [MrCyph3r]
9 years ago | edited 9 years ago

0

lol that error made me laugh hard…

You need to search on google and learn what are the different kind of hashes used to encrypt passwords, at least the most common ones and, from that, you should be able to figure out what type of hash is this.

dloser
9 years ago

0

I wonder if I can get to a thousand posts by just correcting people when they talk about decrypting hashes. It’s not an encryption, people!

Mr. Cyph3r [MrCyph3r]
9 years ago | edited 9 years ago

0

Yeah, hashing… It was a typo :p

Cryptographic hash function actually.

mephistopholes
9 years ago

0

Awesome! Thanks for all the help MrCyph3r!

Mr. Cyph3r [MrCyph3r]
9 years ago

0

It’s a pleasure :)
Glad that you solved this level!

You must be logged in to reply to this discussion. Login
1 of 10

This site only uses cookies that are essential for the functionality of this website. Cookies are not used for tracking or marketing purposes.

By using our site, you acknowledge that you have read and understand our Privacy Policy, and Terms of Service.

Dismiss