Well you see, the security of each level is going to increase in which it is your job to get better and attack much more difficult of security. The 1st level is technically the “dummie” test y ‘know. Level 2 is a bit easier but you are going to have to look at all of the aspects of the code and break down how it works. That’s why you should have a good amount of knowledge html for these first levels. Just note there will be some js and php later on in the level.

[quote=hint]Just expanding on the idea of Level 1. The best place to start is always the source code.

Or maybe the answer is right under your nose?![/quote]

It’s really easy…. I wouldn’t rely on the forums for everything though because it kind of ruins the magic of “winning” the game. So in a sense it’s like a video game. If you cheat through it then where’s the magic?

It’s not their fault that some people ruin it by posting spoilers, asking for help isn’t necessarily “cheating”, but I do get where you’re coming from. Not even making an attempt and asking for answers is CHEATING.

A lot of humans require help at some point with something. :)

If you would like more help or want to learn more about web design/programming I suggest you visit: www.w3schools.com

I wish you all a Merry Christmas and an excellent New Year! :D

u should read older threads !!!!

@Josep5h: Please read or learn something before asking: W3Schools - HTML or Codecademy - HTML/CSS.

You don’t even need to know html for this level!!
its just common sense and a little more focus !!

@iAmDevil Yeah but see he’s going to need html and vague understanding of js and php for the rest of these levels. And technically you do need to know html in a way to understand that the “value” is implied a certain way. Yeah you can find it without html but how are you actually going to know what’s happening. If he’s going to learn to be a hacker he should learn to be a good hacker and understand what he’s doing because, without basics he’d be setting himself up for failure later on in his hacker career.

Hey Josep5h, why would a programmer use color: #000000 in his html program?? Work that out and you might understand how to complete the level.

yeah, idletester gave u very good hint . just know what color is #000000 .

000000 is the hex color value for Black

in web pages the colors are represented as hex numbers.
Hexadecimal is way of making binary more user friendly
Hex is base 16 represented as numbers 0 - 9 and letters a - f for numbers 10 - 16.
They are put together in groups of two for four base 2 (binary) which when put together make an octet. Why it’s like this is because 8-bits = 1 byte. All 8 bits, on, add up to the decimal form of 255 total. So that’d be all 1’s in binary and in hexadecimal FF

For example:

BinValue: 11010101
DecValue: 213
HexValue: D5

So 1101 = D and 0101 = 5 in Hex therefore if you add them together in their Decimal form (number humans understand) it equals 213.

Here are some sources to help you out a bit.
The first link is on web colors, which is all you really know, but if you want a better understanding of binary and hexadecimal there’s the second one.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_colors
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hexadecimal

I’ve tryed with everything but I still don’t get it. Please help.