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‘…reading transmission… Y.O.U. .C.A.N.’.T. .S.E.E. .M.E. …transmission ended…’ Maybe something lies in /problems/you-can-t-see-me_2_cfb71908d8368e3062423b45959784aa.
What command can see/read files?
What’s in the manual page of ls?
I ran command ls but i didn’t see anything so I ran ls -a to show any hidden files and found there was a file called .This was a bit of a problem as Linux treats the. As this character has special meaning when it comes to the linux file systems, when you try to cat it normally, you get the error saying that the period character is a directory .
Therefore you, can try using the cat command by listing all files using the * special character.
picoCTF{j0hn_c3na_paparapaaaaaaa_paparapaaaaaa_093d6aff}
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This one is a little bit harder. Can you find the flag in /problems/grep-2_0_783d3e2c8ea2ebd3799ca6a5d28fc742/files on the shell server? Remember, grep is your friend.
grep tutorial
If you run the ls command, you will see many directories, each containing its own set of folders and files. You can’t enter all those directories and look for flags. So you can grep recursively by using -r to get the flag.
picoCTF{grep_r_and_you_will_find_24c911ab}
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