Author:
D4RKFL0W

Language:
C/C++

Upload:
8:29 PM 01/03/2020

Platform
Unix/linux etc.

Difficulty:
1.7

Quality:
4.7

Arch:
x86-64

Description

Some simple obfuscation in this one.

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BinaryNewbie on 3:34 AM 01/28/2020: @D4rkFl0w, i solved it, i will submit my solution soon. Thanks for the challenge.

D4RKFL0W on 6:16 PM 01/28/2020: That's kl thanks for the praise, although i realized after I'd submitted it that it has a small memory leak in the program. Oh well

GhostLike on 2:21 AM 02/01/2020: I have solved it! Many thanks to the author :)

GhostLike on 2:21 AM 02/01/2020: I have solved it! Many thanks to the author :)

Carbon on 12:19 AM 02/06/2020: Solved it! Thank you for providing us with this program! It was very simple and I would rather give it a lower level. I haven't seen any obfuscation by the way... just that the password is not in clear in the binary, and that each character (10 of them) is set in a non linear order to compare with user's input. I made a `crack` program for the exact same platform and posted it in the solutions. I made a simple crack application that changes a few bytes in the file to always accept any password. I'm gonna post this in the solutions.

jimsktsmith on 3:06 PM 01/09/2022: U6-:YL."+n

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