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hahaha very nice! There should be a measure of how 'deep' a challenge is, i.e., the minimum number of challenges we need to solve to arrive on it. Then we could have an idea about the 'further' challenge.
Anyway, if the number of challenges grows more and more we will need to think about a map expansion
Anyway, if the number of challenges grows more and more we will need to think about a map expansion
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LOL!the_impaler wrote:The funny part is that some of the problems are easier to get on Linux and some are better to get on Windows. That File Mystery - if you have Linux/FreeBSD around then it's not a mystery.
Have you ever heard about 'VM ware' or 'Sun Virtual Box' ???
Install one of them into your machine and it will transform into Dual-OS Computer (you can run 2 chosen OS at the same time, yay!!!)
btw, i solved 'file mistery' using WinRAR file viewer hahaha....
No Pain = Gain
That's how programmer develops...
That's how programmer develops...
Why bother consuming your resources with VMWare when you can have a free shell?
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As a newbie hacker, i don't wanna force myself to go into something that i can't.CodeX wrote:Why bother consuming your resources with VMWare when you can have a free shell?
I wanna learn in effective way, from zero to hero... so there will be a ladder that i must climb...
Btw, I want to ask a question to anyone in this forum. Which checksum is better? MD5 or CRC?
No Pain = Gain
That's how programmer develops...
That's how programmer develops...
help me in listen to me challenges...give me hint..
please give me a hint... ..i don't get it all..
md5 is less likly to have hash colisions but requires more memory (16 bytes vs 4) and since i use c# for most of my coding it has a built in library to just hash whatever byte[] array you give it. on the plus side crc32 can be compaired as a simple int and even sorted nativly, requires slightly more coding to handle the md5 like that.