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Hi, within this lecture, we're going to continue where we left off from the previous one.

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So remember, we have this data that we filed and each side of this data, that text file, we have

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a hex dump of a file.

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So first of all, we need to convert this into a file, leveraging that hex dump.

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OK, so if we get the data that we can see the hex dump of that file.

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So maybe you know how this works.

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Maybe you don't know I'm going to show you anyway.

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And in the tips, we have what we need, actually.

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OK, so we have this tool called Xixi or XDA in order to leverage the hex and convert it into a file,

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then we're going to focus on this one.

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So this file apparently has been repeatedly compressed.

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So this file has been compressed and it's it has been repeatedly compressed.

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So multiple compression that we were dealing with and we're going to decompress that file.

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It sounds easy, but I believe it's going to take some time.

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And anyway, we have this temp file again.

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So it suggests us to work with inside of the temp file, we temp folder.

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I mean, and the general reason for this is that we get to write some files into the temp folder as

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we move along over here.

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So I'm going to show you what I mean.

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If we write where my we get this Bendat 12.

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So in the band of 12, I believe we don't have any permission to write files over here in the current

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directory that we are into.

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So we need to go into the TMB folder and we need to work it over there.

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So if I come over here and write make dear to and I'm just going to write my name, which is until you

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can do it with your own name as well.

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OK.

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And over here I'm going to go into that file or actually let me copy this.

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OK, let me copy this data that takes me to that folder.

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I'm going to come over here and say copy data that texte to Patil and I'm going to go into that folder

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right now.

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TMP Atheel.

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And here we are.

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We have the data that you see over there right now.

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I can just do what I had to do and just write a new file.

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Why would I need to write a file?

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Because again, we have a hex dump and we're going to create a file using that hex dump.

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OK, so we're going to use this Xixi.

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I'm going to run the dash dash help in order to see the manual of this xixi now here go.

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As you can see, we have a lot of parameters over here that we can give.

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And what are we going to do with this tool is that we're going to give the text on file and we're going

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to say convert this hex dump into an actual file.

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OK, so as you can see, dush our stance for a reverse operation, we generally use Xixi to create a

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hex dump also file, but if we have a hex we can create a file from it as well.

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All you have to do is just write.

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Does the dash are data that you in the temporary folder that you have created.

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So once we do that, we're going to get some kind of a zip file, I believe, but we don't know the

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extension yet.

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So I'm going to output this.

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And in order to do in order to do that, you have to just write greater design.

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And I'm going to call mine until, OK, you can call it your own name.

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So I have a file called Still, and it's basically a zip file, most probably.

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OK, I'd say so in the description.

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So we have to find out what kind of file is there.

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So I'm going to write file a tilt.

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And as you can see, until is a G zip compress data.

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So this is Guiseppe.

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So Jizzy, Jesus is a tool or kind of an extension, like a window zip like that zip doctora.

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So maybe you're aware of that zip doctora files, but Giuseppe's something like that and we also have

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B zip as well and we have also the tower as well.

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But right now we are dealing with Guiseppe.

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Maybe we will deal with the other ones later on.

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So right now I have to use Gizab tool in order to decompress this one.

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So I'm going to decompress the atheel file, OK, so that we can see the contents of the compressed

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files or folders or whatever are facing, we don't know yet.

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So we can use this file comment whenever we need to identify a file, as you can see.

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Let's now try to use Guiseppe in order to decompress this.

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And of course, you can see the manual of the GUISEPPE as well.

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But it's very easy.

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All you have to do is just say Dashty and write the file over here like Gizab Dashty until.

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But as you can see, we got on air and most probably our file does not have an extension, that's why

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we are getting this error right.

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So this is all still, but it doesn't have the extension like until that.

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So we have to make sure that it has the extension.

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So I'm going to rename this in order to rename this.

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We can use move comment and we comment.

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OK, so we can use this comment in order to move a file to another folder.

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But if we leave it inside of the same folder, we can also rename it in a way that we want.

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OK, we can change the extension, we can rename it.

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We can do whatever we want as long as we just leave it in the next in the same folder that we are currently

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in.

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So what are we what we want to do over here?

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We can just write more until to Atheel that Jesus or get.

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So here you go.

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Right now we have this until that get over here, which is the Guiseppe extension.

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So I'm going to try this one more time.

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And here you go.

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Now we have another file.

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We have Uncompress this decompressed this I believe.

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So the term is decompressing and if we write file until one more time, as you can see now we get another

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thing, which is B, zip.

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So again, this has been repeatedly compressed, as it says over here.

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And B, zip is just another extension, another tool that we need to use to decompress this file one

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more time.

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So I'm going to move still to that because this I'm busy to so busy, too.

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The is the extension of busy to like Guiseppe.

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OK, so I'm going to use two and say Dashty and until that Beezy to one more time.

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So the command is the same D for decompressing.

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So I'm going to write file still and here you go.

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We have another GCIB compressed data.

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So again this is getting ridiculous.

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As you can see, it's being repeatedly compressed.

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However, we need to do what we gotta to do.

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So I'm going to move this to chilidogs and I'm going to use one more time to decompress this.

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Let's see.

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Yeah, we have until one more time.

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I'm going to call file still.

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And here we go.

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We have another format over here, which is the archive.

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So again, this is kind of a zip format and we can use TR in order to decompress this.

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The usage is a little bit different when it comes to TR.

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If you have worked with Linux before, I believe you came across with TR, even though you haven't seen

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the B, zip or zip is very common.

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So I'm going to move this to till later and I'm going to say tr until Docteur.

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OK, so here you go.

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Once we do that, as you can see in the TAA, we still have the attitude that it didn't go away or something

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like that.

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But we have this data five that been filed.

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So we have a binary file over here, which is a good thing.

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I believe we're making progress.

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So but if you run file data files that by being we can get another TR file, which is something that

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we really don't want, but it's the case.

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OK, so this is a type of file as well.

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So I'm going to decompress this as we have done before, OK?

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And we're going to see what it gives us back.

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So again, we are still decompressing, even though we managed to decompress it multiple times.

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We're going to do this one more time.

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So I'm going to move this data five dubbin to another file.

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We I believe we have until later, but it will overwrite it.

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So I'm going to run TR except for Tailgater.

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And here we go.

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We have data six that bin which is a B zip to file.

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Yeah, very good.

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So I'm going to use the same technique that we have been doing so far.

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OK, I'm going to turn this into a B zip file and then we're going to just decompress it until we get

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the password.

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So I'm going to move this data six that been to Atheel that Beezy to.

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OK, so this is the extension that we need to work with.

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So we have this busy too busy to Dashty till that busy too.

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And here we go.

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Once we do that, yeah.

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We have this until file over here, which is weird if we're on file until this is a Takaya of.

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I'm sick of this, so we need to work with Atheel, so I'm going to remove this until Docteur, I'm

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going to remove data that we only have this atheel over here, which is what we're going to work with.

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And I'm going to convert it to tar and I'm going to say tar filled that tar.

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And once we do that, we have data état, that bean and Data eight up in is, again a zip file.

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And I believe we need to decompress this to get data nine that been.

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But let's see, I'm going to move this into the format.

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So can we call this out or we can call this anything else as well, whatever you want over here.

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But I'm going to call this my name till that Guiseppe, OK?

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And I'm going to use Gizab to decompress until the Guiseppe if we run, unless we're going to see the

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article, which is an ASCII text.

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Finally, I believe we have finally the password over here.

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So right now we only have the Sutil.

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What I'm going to do, I'm going to run file one more time to make sure.

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Yep, this is just a text file, so I'm going to cut it.

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And here you go.

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Finally, we have the password for the level 213 again.

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Guys, this is a little bit overboard, I believe, repeatedly compressing.

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I haven't seen something like this in another CTF, but this is what they want.

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And I believe after this, you all know how to use Giuseppe's Panta.

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So in a way, maybe it makes sense.

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So let me start off this one and let me go into 2013 to see if this works or not.

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And if it doesn't work, then we just I don't know.

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We have been working for ten minutes I believe.

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Yeah.

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Here you go.

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It works.

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So we are inside of Bendit 13 and now we want to go to the Bendit fourteen.

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So let me clear this up.

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So let's see what it says.

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The password for the next level is stored in Etsi Bend Pass, banded fourteen and can only be read by

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user Bendit fourteen.

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Very good.

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So this makes sense for this level.

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You don't get the next password, but you get a private H key that can be used to log in to the next

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level.

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So here you go.

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We don't need to find the password over here.

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All we need to do is just find and SSA key.

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So I'm going to show you what this is does.

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Let's see if it's just standing over there or sitting over there.

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And we have a note over here.

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Localhost is a hostname that refers to the machine you're working on.

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OK, we know that already.

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So SSL key, that private is just actually starting over here.

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So we already have that one.

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We can just do MSH from Bendit, thirteen to Bendit, fourteen assists.

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Each key is a key that we use.

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Rather than giving a password, we can just use this key in order to log in to some server.

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So if you have this key you can just use it to log in basically.

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OK, and I believe we already have that one, so I'm not going to exit out of this one.

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Or we can just find a way to copy this as a key private to our local localhost.

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But I believe there is no need to do that.

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We can just run this as a help.

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As you can see, as this H works embedded service as well.

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And we can use this identified parameter over here.

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We can just say SSA, Dashi, SSA, keep that private.

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OK, so we are giving this SSA key.

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That private file is a parameter to a parameter over here and we're going to use the port and the hosting

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that we have been using.

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We can use the localhost over here.

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We're just going to say Bendit fourteen at localhost rather than writing the whole thing over here,

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OK, because we are already inside of that server.

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We were just switching to another user using and this is a key.

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So I'm going to say Bendit fourteen that's localhost and I believe we don't even need to specify a port

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over here.

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We can just say enter and say yes.

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And here you go.

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We are inside of the Bendit for TI so but be aware that it says the password for this level at these

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four, the level fourteen is saved under the ETSI Bendit pass.

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So I'm going to make note of that.

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I'm.

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I'm just going to take the password from here in order to write into my notes and again, maybe this

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will be some kind of help when it's when the time comes later, OK?

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OK, so I'm going to get this file.

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I'm going to say that Seabourne the password.

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So not password.

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Been the past bandit 14.

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And here you go.

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This is the Bendit 14 password.

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And this we are currently inside of the Bendit 14.

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But anyway, again, it's a good thing to have the passwords for the old levels.

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We skipped the first four, but maybe you have just taken the note somehow in your own notes as well.

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Right.

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So here you go.

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Now we are inside of the blended 14.

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Now, what we want to do, we want to go to the Bendat 15.

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So here you go.

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It says that the password for the next level can be retrieved by submitting the password of the current

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level to Port 300000.

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Over here are thirty thousand.

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Yep, thirty thousand on localhost.

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So it's a good thing that we got that password.

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We already knew how to get it.

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So it's just sitting on their dachsie.

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OK, but as you can see, we need it.

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So what we want to do, we want to take that password.

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We already have it and we want to submit that password to deport 30000 all localhost.

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So how do we submit data to support?

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Of course, if you say that's CAT, then you're right because it's a very convenient tool.

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It's very easy to use.

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You can just write nootkatone over here and see.

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And if you have taken my previous courses, I believe you know how to use this.

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I'm just going to say that's CAT localhost 30000.

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And right after that I'm just going to write tests and we get nothing back.

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But rather than test, maybe we can just take the password that we have saved over here like this.

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So I'm going to copied this one and come back here and just paste it over there and hit enter and see

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if this works or not.

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So we are rating, we're rating and we're not getting any response from the server, I believe.

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Let me try it like this.

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So I'm just going to say Netscape Local 30000 and just hit enter and here you go.

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Now it works.

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It says correct.

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And it gives us some kind of a password back.

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And I believe this is the password for the level fifteen.

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So I'm going to just come over here and paste the password for the level fifteen over there so that

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we can move on to level fifteen.

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Here you go.

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I'm going to exit out of this one.

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OK, and let's see.

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Yeah, we can exit and it exited to the thirteen so I'm going to give it one more time and let me just

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come over here and rather than thirteen or fourteen I'm just going to go for fifteen and it will ask

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me for a password and I'm going to give the password and see if this works or not.

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OK, paste this selection and here you go.

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We are inside.

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Let's continue within the next picture with the level fifteen.