Secure Room

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Secure Room

Post by Allosentient »

I am trying to do secure room. I was able to "login", but got "you have no secrets" which didn't work. If anyone can give me a hint as to if there is a specific approach I am missing, that would be really generous.
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Post by gfoot »

As the challenge description says, you have to log in as 'adum' in order to see his secrets.
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Post by Allosentient »

I just got it, it helps to actually look up the language being used :), and the hint helped too, thanks!
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Post by m!nus »

absolutely not worth difficulty 50, solved it in like half a minute, since my skills in that language/on that topic are a bit rusty


edit: ok, fort knox resists my skills, apparently they're too low
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Post by gfoot »

How do you find out the difficulty ratings?
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That was a nice one.
I have never approached that type of attack before so it took my quite a while, but it was fun.
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Post by m!nus »

gfoot wrote:How do you find out the difficulty ratings?
I wrote this hacker.org challenge overview some time ago. Doesn't work atm but I will get the error fixed asap.
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Post by gfoot »

I don't really want to put my password into a third party site I'm afraid - is there some query I can run on hacker.org directly?
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Post by m!nus »

oh, sorry for not answering.
I get the data the same way the flash map gets it: as XML file http://www.hacker.org/challenge/map/get.php
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Post by coolwhoop10 »

yeah, i'm pretty stumped. as far as i've seen, the source code is not much help, but i could be pretty off. any pointers for a noob?
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Post by laz0r »

There are standard ways to circumvent login screens. Have you Googled that?
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I'm trying to solve the Secure Room. I've tried to inject code, but it doesn't work. The sourcecode isn't helpful, and Login with SSH or FTP as Anonymous doesn't work. Can anybody give me a hint?

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Post by MyNameIsAlreadyTaken »

I've tried to inject code, but it doesn't work.
What code did you try to inject? This challenge isn't really complicated, you don't need any kind of software but your browser.
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Post by dj-boris »

I've tried to inject php codes like (With and without <?php ?>)

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phpinfo();
echo "Hello World";
But it doesn't work, then I tried to Inject SQL Commands in "Password" like...

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;SHOW tables
And it also doesn't work :cry:
Is my code a big fail or am I stupid??

Thank you, for your fast reply
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Post by rmplpmpl »

dj-boris wrote:I've tried to inject php codes like (With and without <?php ?>)

Code: Select all

phpinfo();
echo "Hello World";
But it doesn't work, then I tried to Inject SQL Commands in "Password" like...

Code: Select all

;SHOW tables
And it also doesn't work :cry:
Is my code a big fail or am I stupid??

Thank you, for your fast reply
You are pretty close, injection is a good way to hack this, perhaps you like to google some standard techniques on this?
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