The third fake flag hint was very misleading. I thought I have to Caesar in a range of only printable ASCII characters, not all characters

Solved it with python

very nice

very Hard Challange any one cna help me ??

you can google how to solve it

ASCII 32 - 126 using here : "(space characters)!"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~" this totally character is 94

Great challenge! I had fun. Thank you, kcbowhunter, your challenges are always awesome!

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.

the python script here was helpful for me

well, if you use exiftool, u may not get all needed comments. Use https://cyber.meme.tips/jpdump instead. try to decode it by caesar. Notice that encoded data consist of some {, " (printable) so you have to caesar for all printable ASCII (32 -> 126)

oh...I found that I should not mention 32 -> 126 to soon because fake flag gave a hint. My bad.

HOLY F***IN SHIT!! Took 2 guys 2 hours! :D Love your challenges, buddy!

HATS OFF!! bro your challenges are always awesome @kcbowhunter

Thanks!

Great puzzle. Is a good crypto/forensic hybrid. Should be a few more points. Took days for me to solve this. Turns out I was trying to decode the wrong thing... Comment from CdivINFx was helpful.

Great way to hang in there and solve it. Congrats!

hello guys. I tried to brute force all cases of Ceasar but nothing happened. i dont know that t had decrypt correct cipher text. Can someone help me to solve this problem ? thanks

Can you send me a private message here or on Twitter @kcbowhunter and I will do my best to help you.

The third fake flag hint was very misleading. I thought I have to Caesar in a range of only printable ASCII characters, not all characters