Hack.net
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So I went to a website called Hack.net on a whim. It is a picture of a bug. Woohoo! I figured, however, that there had to be more to the domain "Hack.net," than a bug -- so I examined the source -- which lead me to a semi-obscure link halfway down the page to a website called Ninebows.com -- which was equally obscure. It consists of several binary numbers. I guessed that they were ACII codes, and so I converted them. The final message was "pls get /two" -- what does this mean? It is obvious that this series is a puzzle, meant to weed out the idiots (namely, me) from the real hackers. Is this some higher force I'm meddling with? What does the message mean? Could it be unicode values?
get is an HTTP command. Try connecting with telnet to the sever and typing in "GET /two". /two is a directory of some sort.
Thats just my guess.
Thats just my guess.
Quote:Original post by xanin
my guess is goto:
here
Rofl...Note the name of the site and then go to /three.
Quote:Original post by tHiSiSbObQuote:Original post by xanin
my guess is goto:
here
Rofl...Note the name of the site and then go to /three.
yeah, i saw that. it made me laugh
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Stuck on /two -- figured that out a sec after post... Comes to "27 26 30+3 11+1 15 22+1 23-1 23-1 22-2" -- which, evaluated is 27, 26, 33, 12, 15, 23, 22, 22, 20. I'm not sure if thats it though. I tried showing the char code of the first number... gibberish. When it was converted from hex, gibberish too. Even for octal -- all the conversions are no good. I didn't think they'd do the same thing twice, anyway. Any ideas?
Also, this is posted at ninebows
???
1110000 1101100 1110011 1000001100111 1100101 1110100 100000101111 1110100 1110111 1101111???
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