Please help me to solve 'Don't Blink' challenge
Please help me to solve 'Don't Blink' challenge
Anyone can help me to solve this challenge? I don't have any idea.. This challenge is so tricky. Please help me.. thanks..
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haven't solved this one yet, but if it's any help i noticed that the url changes from "http://www.hacker.org/challenge/misc/one.php" to "http://www.hacker.org/challenge/misc/two.php"
i tried to telnet the source code for the original url but it only came up with an error message.
i tried to telnet the source code for the original url but it only came up with an error message.
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Hi,
whattheh@ck noticed the important thing, now if you code PHP you should have seen an errormessage like "Cannot send ... blabla ... output started at ....".
This should give you the idea where the answer NOT IS.
And then there are some pages in the internet that help you examine the place where the answer is.
Of course you could examine it yourself ... but its not neccessary.
Hope that helped you whthout spoiling it too much.
whattheh@ck noticed the important thing, now if you code PHP you should have seen an errormessage like "Cannot send ... blabla ... output started at ....".
This should give you the idea where the answer NOT IS.
And then there are some pages in the internet that help you examine the place where the answer is.
Of course you could examine it yourself ... but its not neccessary.
Hope that helped you whthout spoiling it too much.
Sorry, but i don't understand the whole thing.
If the redirect is coded in php, i have no chance to see the source (i.e. /one.php).
And i do know, where the answer not is: two.php
If there are "some pages" on the internet to examine ".../one.php", i have no idea what you mean. I hope you don't ask to perform a port scan...
I am at my wits end now, and I'd be glad if you would spoil a bit more ...
[Edit:] Found the answer - no port scan is needed. Instead you indeed have to analyze a web page with some internet-based (and free) service. Just guess the page and the service.
If the redirect is coded in php, i have no chance to see the source (i.e. /one.php).
And i do know, where the answer not is: two.php
If there are "some pages" on the internet to examine ".../one.php", i have no idea what you mean. I hope you don't ask to perform a port scan...
I am at my wits end now, and I'd be glad if you would spoil a bit more ...
[Edit:] Found the answer - no port scan is needed. Instead you indeed have to analyze a web page with some internet-based (and free) service. Just guess the page and the service.
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same here, but not quite an option-combo - a single option does the trick.wannabe wrote:I solved the Challenge with wget. I did not have any idea what to do and which options where necessary. Then I tried some optioncombo i found in the man-page.
good challenge though, found the solution by accident, not through know-how..