Digital Camouflage
40 points Medium

We need to gain access to some routers. Let's try and see if we can find the password in the captured network data: https://mega.nz/#!XDBDRAQD!4jRcJvAhMkaVaZCOT3z3zkyHre2KHfmkbCN5lYpiEoY Hint 1: It looks like someone logged in with their password earlier. Where would log in data be located in a network capture?<br /> Hint 2: If you think you found the flag, but it doesn't work, consider that the data may be encrypted.

Credit: picoCTF 2017

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Forensics ยท skywalkrs
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lindek

3 weeks ago

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2 ez 4 medium

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m1tn1ck

1 month ago

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you can use strings or wireshark but for strings to me was very fast i just analysed where the input of password and username is and when i got the passwd i just removed last strings because they where not meaningful to me and for the passwd too

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RSKL

2 months ago

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Protected
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mattix1710

2 months ago

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Nice CTF! Require basic knowledge of wireshark and networking

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Simosky

3 months ago

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Not happy I wasted so much time after not realising I had found the flag. I Base64'd the password, but having seen the result was nothing like the usual flags on this site, I assumed I needed to look deeper :(

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bloman

4 months ago

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HINT: the encryption is a base64

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Aeris16

5 months ago

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unfortunately... not a great challenge... the flag should be obvious when you see it not a random string...

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f4k33ll10t

5 months ago

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analyze pcap POST /p***s/, password is encoded in base64, decode for answer

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alfaroger

6 months ago

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just POST filter :)))

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MohanadBadra

6 months ago

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HINT/ Guys, u searching about a password, not a flag

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