WHAT IS THIS?
Finally!
I thought that I was the only one who has noticed it… But I know now that it’s up to you to find out what it is.
I’ll give you a hint: it is an invitation of some kind
- daMage
print(", ".join([str(x) for x in range(1,100) if not [y for y in range(2, x) if x%y==0]]))
<div class="center hash">
NmY2NjcyMmU3NDZkNmY3NzY2NzQ3NTY1MmU2ZjYxMmU2Nzc3
</div>
Looks like a hash to me, saw it before but did not know what to do with it because of it’s length..
Without trying to spoil anything;
* The two most common hashing algorithms on the web are usually expressed as base 16.
* Look at the string and what characters are in it:
NmY2NjcyMmU3NDZkNmY3NzY2NzQ3NTY1MmU2ZjYxMmU2Nzc3
Contains numbers, 10.
Contains letters of the English alphabet, 26.
Seems to differentiate between upper and lower case, 26.
Possibly more characters not in the string, 0-?
print(", ".join([str(x) for x in range(1,100) if not [y for y in range(2, x) if x%y==0]]))
To say the truth it was the first time I saw home and then I saw that by the way i still dont get it :D
@….@
@keeper
yea, I did it by myself… If you are wondering if you are at the “end” of this, from what I found out was that there were 3 steps from the original to the plaintext, and the first 2 of those are one-liners in python ;)
It’s not a hash, unless you can “decrypt” it in more than 1 ways.
- daMage
when the time has come , I shall rise and conquer the world
I’m not really sure, but…does it have anything to do with some capture the flag thing? And if so…what?
Can someone who’s solved it please PM me with an answer whether i am right or wrong, please?
Thanks!
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Theres no place like 127.0.0.1
Ok…if you reach 3 digits that MAY count down when you refresh (it counts down pretty slow so you may not see it), then you’re there.
Don’t over-complicate the way you think it! The way daMage put it, it’s 2 lines of code, and a little bit of thinking if you solve it by means of programming (and I solved it “manually” in about 20 minutes)
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Well I just did it with online tools, takes like 10 seconds if you know what to do.
Looks interesting, looking forward for it ;)
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when the time has come , I shall rise and conquer the world
I do suppose we shall see when it reaches 0? Maybe it’s the Final Countdown, who knows? :) I just hope I won’t be sleeping when it happens to reach 0
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So, you start off with this:
NmY2NjcyMmU3NDZkNmY3NzY2NzQ3NTY1MmU2ZjYxMmU2Nzc3
You can notice one of two things:
1)It’s a Base64 code…and decode it using some base64-to-ascii program
2)The hash has uppercase, lowercase and numbers, no spaces or other characters. Google up codings that have this property and find out the Base64.
Decoding NmY2NjcyMmU3NDZkNmY3NzY2NzQ3NTY1MmU2ZjYxMmU2Nzc3
with Base64 gives:
6f66722e746d6f77667475652e6f612e6777
Here, you need to notice that there’s only lowercase up to f and digits…so hex numbers. Take it and decode it using some hex-to-ascii program
Decoding 6f66722e746d6f77667475652e6f612e6777
with hex-to-ascii gives:
ofr.tmowftue.oa.gw
This is most obviously a link, which has some substitution cipher used on it. Noticing the “dot, 2 letters, dot, 2 letters” at the end, you can safely assume the ending is “.co.uk”. After that, you will realize it can become **.hackthis.co.uk and after replacing you get: ct.hackthis.co.uk. Then you can just backtrack the last letter to F:
ctf.hackthis.co.uk is the solution to the puzzle.
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when the time has come , I shall rise and conquer the world
Just 1 more thing:
In base64 there can be the following characters:
- uppercase letters A-Z (26 characters)
- lowercase letters a-z (26 characters)
- numbers 0-9 (10 characters)
- special characters + and / (2 characters)
- for padding =
26 + 26 + 10 + 2 = 64, thus base64 :)
- daMage
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