Hints

mikeranger40
12 years ago

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I don’t know if this is exactly a level idea, but I think it’s important. A lot of levels are just above my level and I can’t understand them. I don’t want to look at youtube, and get the answer, but I also want more help. Can we like also earn another type of point that you can spend for like better hints and stuff. Just an idea, and thanks for the time.

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Scott [scopes20]
11 years ago

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Do you mean like an explination of why you where able to pass a level?

mikeranger40
11 years ago

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sort of like theres a level 1 hint that costs maybe 100 points, a level 2 hint thats 200, all the way up to a 500 point spoiler

daMage
11 years ago

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IMHO if you take the spoiler (which would tell how to get to the answer) you shouldn’t get points. In addition I think it’s bad if you lose score and are not able to later get the full score… Instead you could start with for example 100 credits for hints and each time you pass levels you gain some more.. Then if you are good, you could save the credits to get better hints for the later / harder levels…

awesomebean0
11 years ago

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How do I do Level 1 main?
Hint please

[HUNON]
11 years ago

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:|
@awesomebean0
Have you paid attention to programming before?

What’s the most serious password vulnerability on the Internet?

awesomebean0
11 years ago

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Not sure? Im new

<? ' / ?> [draethel]
11 years ago

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Follow these steps.

  1. View page source

  2. Read every line of code even if you dont understand it until you find what you are looking for! You will!

13thKing
11 years ago

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Hi , I was hopin someone could help me out with level 1 of basics cause im kinda loosin it here ……………….????????????
I got the file that wasnt the problem but i get a series of letters and symbols …….. What step do I have to do know ????

daMage
11 years ago

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have you checked the forums that handle basic + lvl 1?
http://www.hackthis.co.uk/forum/level-discussion/basic-level-1

Need4SleepGaming
11 years ago

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Yeah maybe there could be more explanation as to why this would work but I do like that they let you figure it out.

suraj [surajson]
11 years ago

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Hi , I was hopin someone could help me out with level 1 of basics cause im kinda loosin it here ……………….????????????
I got the file that wasnt the problem but i get a series of letters and symbols …….. What step do I have to do know ????

J [ColdIV]
11 years ago

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The first step is to find the right place to ask:
http://www.hackthis.co.uk/forum/level-discussion/basic-level-1
The next step will be to read what is already written about this level. Maybe that this will already help you to solve the level?
If you search good enough you might find this:
[quote=verath]http://www.unfiction.com/dev/tutorial/definitions.htm should provide all information necessary to solve the level. :)[/quote]
Which I usually quote when someone doesn’t read before he posts. It should help you.

suraj [surajson]
11 years ago

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suraj [surajson]
11 years ago

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order to prove themselves that they can accomplish a determined feat, but never do it in order to make money out of it. The moment they cross that boundary, they become black hackers.

For example, they may hack the computer network of a public agency, let us say, NOAA. That is a federal crime.

If the authorities capture them, they will feel the long arm of justice. However, if they only get inside, and pos

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