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[AutoBahn]

i think we need an injector of sorts

[SPOILERS]SSI injection works well. I can only get it to <!--#exec cmd="ls" --> , though. It doesn't like added options like -l, either.[/SPOILERS]

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[Honno]

Lol you just discovered this?

Theres even more: http://www.enigmagroup.org/

[-Setro-]

6 is stumping me too.
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even with the encrypter, i cant find out how the hell they got the <'s in encryption. nothing i'm typing is turning into a <.
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[ßlöükfáce]

i dont know stuff about code

[Honno]

Add the site I mentioned to the op please.

[AutoBahn]

6 is stumping me too.
[spoilers]
even with the encrypter, i cant find out how the hell they got the <'s in encryption. nothing i'm typing is turning into a <.
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[SPOILERS]It's in ASCII. Check an ascii table. hint: the encryption's ROT with an algebra equation.[/SPOILERS]

[AutoBahn]

[SPOILERS]So I did some research, and it seems like on the forum they want us to somehow view a specific directory with ls. I tried ls -d but that failed. Any ideas?[/SPOILERS]

[Katla]

Why are all of the JavaScript challenges so easy? The last two were the easiest, for that matter.

[Tudoreleu]

spoiler megathread

[Becquerel]

Bump
Sorry if I bumped this, but this topic is too cool to die.
AUTOBAHN
[SPOILER]Also, AutoBahn, you are partially correct, youre in the right direction with <!--#exec cmd="ls"-->, but youre forgetting this: ../, so add that to look like <!--#exec cmd="ls ../"--> and it should work. if it does, then itll list the contents of the Root directory for basic 8, and there should be a file that has a name of several different charaters, ending with .php. take the entire file name, including .php and add it after the /8/ in the URL, like you did in Basic 3 and it should reveal the password[/ENDSPOILER]

SWAT 3

i think we need an injector of sorts

SPOILERYes, you need to inject an Server Side Includes codeENDSPOILER
SETRO

6 is stumping me too.
[spoilers]
even with the encrypter, i cant find out how the hell they got the <'s in encryption. nothing i'm typing is turning into a <.
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I believe theyre using a ROT Cipher coupled with an equation. Its important to have an ASCII table at hand, and take note the order of the characters, like whats first, whats second, etc.