Investigation about Slow things down

Invalid CSRF means you waited too long before entering the password. it’s not relevant to the challenge. Neither wireshark nor burpsuite will help you, you just need your eyes and a keyboard.

Hello everybody, for this one, do i use curl? Also I use firefox: about:config
I type ‘time’ and I see so more options. I am confused. It is too difficult for me.
I have also used the new private windows with firefox but that not work.

the answer is in the source code ?
How to config fire fox to ‘freeze’ the time before enter the password

Thank you very much

No the answer is not in the source, you don’t need curl, config or any of that, you just need to be able to enter different passwords into the website.

Hello, all the people, for this one I have saved the ‘Slow things down Defend the Web.htm’ on my pc in my hard disk, I have modified the source code with

   <button type="submit" class="button button--main right">Log in</button>  
        <button type="submit" class="button button--main right">Log in</button>  

It’s true so now I have 2 buttons ‘Log in’ and I press them following sverial times, but nothing appears, please help me
After I add to the file :

Am I in the right way : to modify the source code, and so resolve the challenge ?

Thank you very much

perhaps wiyh After I add to the file two time:

perhaps there is a problem with token

Thank you very much

I add 2 times the input password un the source code and i click on all the buttons but no resolve

<input type=“password” name=“password” id=“password” value=“aaaaaaaaaaa” ma

Hello,
You have been totally on the wrong track so far. However, if you were on the right track you would already have spoiled it for everyone, so let’s continue this conversation in PM’s

how many second you have to be sloow.. i have like 29 sec late, but i still get anything..

Bye N

It’s not about being slow, it’s about why the page is being slow, when you solve the challenge, the page will be loading 10 seconds late, but you will also have a password that you know is right,