@deleite said:
I need some hints, I’m stuck. First I got 4 files mysql compressed, then I tried different tools (soc, audacity, sonic visualizer) with no results.
firstly, you should use stegcracker tool for .wav file. And then you will get output file with base64 encoded
This. If you hadn’t have said this, I never would’ve known what to do. Not a big fan of challenges that require you to know about some obscure tool on github. That being said, at least now I know about that tool, so that’s cool I guess.
Overall, it was a fun challenge and good learning experience. Maybe he should’ve left a reference to stegcracker as a hint or something.
Hey Can anyone help me with Challenge:senseless behavior(Stego) . The flag that I have is correct one. I have already asked others who have completed this challenge. But at the time of submitting the flag…it says wrong flag. Can Anyone help me with this.
@BlackArrow said:
Hey Can anyone help me with Challenge:senseless behavior(Stego) . The flag that I have is correct one. I have already asked others who have completed this challenge. But at the time of submitting the flag…it says wrong flag. Can Anyone help me with this.
An interesting challenge, the clues of this thread were of great help, here mine:
Search the secret word of the file, it should be enough to start the challenge, after a while you will see a code, they are “magic numbers”, in linux there are ways to make the conversion, and after that you should look for something in that file: points, some humans understand it, but use their hands to understand it …
An interesting challenge, the clues of this thread were of great help, here mine:
Search the secret word of the file, it should be enough to start the challenge, after a while you will see a code, they are “magic numbers”, in linux there are ways to make the conversion, and after that you should look for something in that file: points, some humans understand it, but use their hands to understand it …
Got the flag using se for the next-to-last step. But not before I struggled and gave up on using a different tool. Can anyone kindly show me if there’s a way to manually extract the same info with GIMP? Or, perhaps explain to me exactly what se is doing?
The flag is incomplete! Please PM me if you can tell me where to find the last few characters. I guessed them, but that can’t be the point of this exercise.
edit: nvm, most have had missed the last three characters, they are there