Remember Gigahost easter egg (hiding in some Gif)?
Another easter egg was I think literally a HTTP header somewhere.
There were more complicated ones requiring some serious sleuthing with xxd
Today's VirMach one with Enigma and his clever wordplay (red herring and SHA256, brilliant) also in line with his older pranks (easter egg images, punctuations, hints on legendary coupons).
Can we bring all of these together so that it requires proper team work and collaboration (so hard enough that it's well beyond one person's effort+time)
Clues from history (of the LE world, like I say Formicidae and we should have sort of latched on to the venerable-one-and-only Ant)....
At first I thought it's impossible to reach 30 pages of comments in 2 or 3 hours, but now it seems I was wrong because there are many keen buyers here. And only tens of comments away.
@nullnothere said:
So help me along ... those who are awake...
Puzzle - treasure hunt.
Clues from various sites (including Providers).
Remember Gigahost easter egg (hiding in some Gif)?
Another easter egg was I think literally a HTTP header somewhere.
There were more complicated ones requiring some serious sleuthing with xxd
Today's VirMach one with Enigma and his clever wordplay (red herring and SHA256, brilliant) also in line with his older pranks (easter egg images, punctuations, hints on legendary coupons).
Can we bring all of these together so that it requires proper team work and collaboration (so hard enough that it's well beyond one person's effort+time)
Clues from history (of the LE world, like I say Formicidae and we should have sort of latched on to the venerable-one-and-only Ant)....
Brain mush. Zzzz...
I won either 3 or 6 months, can't remember, of a Ryzen 3600 dedi from Terrahost by finding a CTF inside their 10GB speedtest file. That was a couple years ago, I think
@nullnothere said:
So help me along ... those who are awake...
Puzzle - treasure hunt.
Clues from various sites (including Providers).
Remember Gigahost easter egg (hiding in some Gif)?
Another easter egg was I think literally a HTTP header somewhere.
There were more complicated ones requiring some serious sleuthing with xxd
Today's VirMach one with Enigma and his clever wordplay (red herring and SHA256, brilliant) also in line with his older pranks (easter egg images, punctuations, hints on legendary coupons).
Can we bring all of these together so that it requires proper team work and collaboration (so hard enough that it's well beyond one person's effort+time)
Clues from history (of the LE world, like I say Formicidae and we should have sort of latched on to the venerable-one-and-only Ant)....
Brain mush. Zzzz...
I won either 3 or 6 months, can't remember, of a Ryzen 3600 dedi from Terrahost by finding a CTF inside their 10GB speedtest file. That was a couple years ago, I think
CTF is a good idea tho, maybe we can make it something like intentional website exploit?
@nullnothere said:
So help me along ... those who are awake...
Puzzle - treasure hunt.
Clues from various sites (including Providers).
Remember Gigahost easter egg (hiding in some Gif)?
Another easter egg was I think literally a HTTP header somewhere.
There were more complicated ones requiring some serious sleuthing with xxd
Today's VirMach one with Enigma and his clever wordplay (red herring and SHA256, brilliant) also in line with his older pranks (easter egg images, punctuations, hints on legendary coupons).
Can we bring all of these together so that it requires proper team work and collaboration (so hard enough that it's well beyond one person's effort+time)
Clues from history (of the LE world, like I say Formicidae and we should have sort of latched on to the venerable-one-and-only Ant)....
Brain mush. Zzzz...
I still remember how the discount codes from xtom were hidden in the light and shadow layers of the video-image combinations... hidden in the header of the webpage... It's extremely brain-damaging.
@Wonder_Woman said:
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I won either 3 or 6 months, can't remember, of a Ryzen 3600 dedi from Terrahost by finding a CTF inside their 10GB speedtest file. That was a couple years ago, I think
Aah there's scholarly precedent - quite evident from your crypto cracking charisma earlier today.
@admax said: discount codes from xtom were hidden in the light and shadow
Wow. I distinctly don't remember that. But there you go. Quite creative I must say and again we remember these experiences (and obviously the resulting treasures) because of the challenges thereof.
A is for awk, which runs like a snail, and
B is for biff, which reads all your mail.
C is for cc, as hackers recall, while
D is for dd, the command that does all.
E is for emacs, which rebinds your keys, and
F is for fsck, which rebuilds your trees.
G is for grep, a clever detective, while
H is for halt, which may seem defective.
I is for indent, which rarely amuses, and
J is for join, which nobody uses.
K is for kill, which makes you the boss, while
L is for lex, which is missing from DOS.
M is for more, from which less was begot, and
N is for nice, which it really is not.
O is for od, which prints out things nice, while
P is for passwd, which reads in strings twice.
Q is for quota, a Berkeley-type fable, and
R is for ranlib, for sorting ar table.
S is for spell, which attempts to belittle, while
T is for true, which does very little.
U is for uniq, which is used after sort, and
V is for vi, which is hard to abort.
W is for whoami, which tells you your name, while
X is, well, X, of dubious fame.
Y is for yes, which makes an impression, and
Z is for zcat, which handles compression.
-- THE ABC'S OF UNIX
@nullnothere said:
So help me along ... those who are awake...
Puzzle - treasure hunt.
Clues from various sites (including Providers).
Remember Gigahost easter egg (hiding in some Gif)?
Another easter egg was I think literally a HTTP header somewhere.
There were more complicated ones requiring some serious sleuthing with xxd
Today's VirMach one with Enigma and his clever wordplay (red herring and SHA256, brilliant) also in line with his older pranks (easter egg images, punctuations, hints on legendary coupons).
Can we bring all of these together so that it requires proper team work and collaboration (so hard enough that it's well beyond one person's effort+time)
Clues from history (of the LE world, like I say Formicidae and we should have sort of latched on to the venerable-one-and-only Ant)....
Brain mush. Zzzz...
I won either 3 or 6 months, can't remember, of a Ryzen 3600 dedi from Terrahost by finding a CTF inside their 10GB speedtest file. That was a couple years ago, I think
CTF is a good idea tho, maybe we can make it something like intentional website exploit?
Comments
26!
hots?
indeed
My brain is twice as dull from exhaustion, but it's really fun to be here now
Feeling a bit tired, let's call it a day.
So help me along ... those who are awake...
Puzzle - treasure hunt.
Clues from various sites (including Providers).
Remember Gigahost easter egg (hiding in some Gif)?
Another easter egg was I think literally a HTTP header somewhere.
There were more complicated ones requiring some serious sleuthing with xxd
Today's VirMach one with Enigma and his clever wordplay (red herring and SHA256, brilliant) also in line with his older pranks (easter egg images, punctuations, hints on legendary coupons).
Can we bring all of these together so that it requires proper team work and collaboration (so hard enough that it's well beyond one person's effort+time)
Clues from history (of the LE world, like I say Formicidae and we should have sort of latched on to the venerable-one-and-only Ant)....
Brain mush. Zzzz...
Let's go
At first I thought it's impossible to reach 30 pages of comments in 2 or 3 hours, but now it seems I was wrong because there are many keen buyers here. And only tens of comments away.
MicroLXC is lovable. Uptime of C1V
@lukast__ and @Wonder_Woman - you both seem to have got a hang of the page counts quite well. I'm quite lost - by the time I refresh I'm lost.
Must be getting old...
I won either 3 or 6 months, can't remember, of a Ryzen 3600 dedi from Terrahost by finding a CTF inside their 10GB speedtest file. That was a couple years ago, I think
CTF is a good idea tho, maybe we can make it something like intentional website exploit?
I swear I'm not buying anything.
My target is 30.
I got conned yesterday. The devil led us astray. There was a silver lining though.
I hope people are getting what I'm getting at...
I still remember how the discount codes from xtom were hidden in the light and shadow layers of the video-image combinations... hidden in the header of the webpage... It's extremely brain-damaging.
Feeling a bit tired, let's call it a day.
Aah there's scholarly precedent - quite evident from your crypto cracking charisma earlier today.
Wow. I distinctly don't remember that. But there you go. Quite creative I must say and again we remember these experiences (and obviously the resulting treasures) because of the challenges thereof.
@lukast__ how many more to go to 27 and then on to 30?
LMAO totally missed yesterday with the cipher stuff. Just caught up and can be online for a bit before I have to go. Almost at page 30!
C-IN-HOST-C-STANDS-FOR-CHEAP-CONVENIENT-AND-COMPETITIVE
Feeling a bit tired, let's call it a day.
Depends on how much
we can make
Let’s increase the comments!
MORE COMMENTS, PLEASE
Of course
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go
Feeling a bit tired, let's call it a day.
OK. Here we go...
@skhron did something like this once: https://lowendspirit.com/discussion/6243/free-ipv6-only-kvm-vps-for-1-month/p1
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It's been 4-5 hours, right? :P
Come on! We're almost there!
Feeling a bit tired, let's call it a day.