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#1
 2008-12-17, 10:48 |
wargsm 
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 Steganography challenge [1]
Do not post the answer, or any spoilers in plaintext.
Either post the answer in ROT13, or email it to me:
Email - wargsm@gmail.com
ROT13:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ROT13
http://www.michaeleast.me.uk/cgi-bin/asciiConverter.cgi
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Challenge:
This is as easy as steganography gets, this challenge is the idiot test. This is just a test, to see how many people are interested in these, before I spend time making harder ones.
So, find the hidden message.
http://www.quickfilepost.com/download.do?get=5f95125c2b0adef17636ca0bea4e3174
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#2
2008-12-17, 23:46 |
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Re: Steganography challenge [1]
Jesus, you weren't kidding. Change the MIME type before doing this again.
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2008-12-18, 02:26 |
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Re: Steganography challenge [1]
Yeah, really really easy. We need to set up a system or something so that A maybe there's a forum for JUST challenges where we can also keep points or B I donno, because you can always go to hacking simulation sites where you can kinda go and compete with others and where they actually do keep score. It's kinda crap to have to email the answer to you and it's not even really a competition. If I wanted to go solving 'puzzles' I'd go do it with 'real things' and not forum based challenges. It's a nice idea though, I just feel it wouldn't go very far as is.
These have been here for a while though; I liked the one oddballz and O RLY did with the hash algorithm coded in C.
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