| Password: T8h92cxq |
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| password: Colby57LoveAd42!42rv45462ZZZZZZX3451900101010
@JMac2, check xmm registers while debugging the program, there is the magic |
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| Username : ABCDEF
Password : BEFEFC |
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| flag{Danof4edx_flag} |
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| Username: GodworthDestroyor1822
Password: lopecart192password12356#6969 |
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| WOW_YOU_DID_IT! |
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| 17899327 |
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| Well, your answer is password or anything after it like password123456 or passwordasdfg |
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| VGhpcyBpcyB0aGUgY29ycmVjdCBwYXNza2V5LCB3ZWxsIGRvbmUh |
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| Very awesome challenge. You can solve this via 3 ways:
- using x32 debugger
- patching the binary after cmp instruction
- well injecting asm into the binary to display the password |
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| user: test
password: 1792 |
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| Name: anything [any string]
Serial: YW55dGhpbmc= [base64 the Name] |
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| There are 2 ways to solve this crackme. Here is my way to solve this:
1 - username: crack // input less than 8 chars
password: crack@fsociety
2 - username: malfunction // input greater than 8 chars
password: Mr.malfunction |
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| 8510 |
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| FLAG{ThisShouldNotBeHard} |
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| 2f13sgdf45fgh6f5g |
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