Tib Weis split his bit kit into a pit. They all fit, but his lack of wit made him miss the fact that it was lit! Tib wanted to admit that he was a misfit, but instead, he wants you commit and submit his refined tidbit. Tib also says, "Don't quit!" - Tib's tool kit for bit kits: https://mega.nz/#!WGwXjILZ!8tMsytoN_6b-FBb-38zl23d_GoG05VUaG1g1OMZXGeA - The original code to retransmit: YmluYXJ5cmVmaW5lcnl8JiY+PnxeXl4mJnx8fg== :: Did you solve it? What value was spit?
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in your example "lemon>>^|&" the ">>" is used as a single shift, operator >>. But in the decoded form if I treat ">>" as a single shift it's wrong. But if I treat ">>" as two shifts then I get the correct answer. I'm starting to understand why people got different outputs for samples.
FYI: The flag format is CTFlearn{#numberInDecimalForm}
in your example "lemon>>^|&" the ">>" is used as a single shift, operator >>. But in the decoded form if I treat ">>" as a single shift it's wrong. But if I treat ">>" as two shifts then I get the correct answer. I'm starting to understand why people got different outputs for samples.
4 months ago
For future solvers: you need to make sure you understand the examples, do not rush.