just to be sure : do we have to add only one word ? -- Mon May 31, 2010 4:20 pm -- just to be sure : do we have to add only one word ? i tried s******** *******************() it works fine when i run the code but hts doesn't accept any help ? All it takes is a single word. Google "Java" +...

I really enjoyed this mission. If anyone is getting more than 10 digits then you're going to have to tweak your code a bit. If you're getting results with...oh, say 788 characters then you likely need to find out what underlying factors are causing your problem.

A bit of handy advice: when you find a way to "list" the files of ~/realistic/14/ it would be smart to view the source directly as your browser will most likely kill the first line of files. Note the viewing it normally won't show the 2 things EVERY directory should have: "." and...

Note: GOTO:LABEL is VALID but the "right" answer is GOTO :LABEL and in all lowercase. I just spent roughly an hour figuring that out and about 3 trying to figure out why :END couldn't be found ...




Good mission.

ok, so i just got python, but i haven't the faintest idea as to where to begin. anypointers? http://www.ibiblio.org/swaroopch/byteofpython/read/ I managed to pick it up in about a week and a half with that. Do the examples, alter the examples, find out what breaks the examples, expand upon the exam...

It makes the line easier to isolate if you slap it into paint and erase the text.

I'll give you a huge hint: Cain and Able should have a tool to decode that hash.

Yeah, Cain and Abel worked just fine. At first it told me that is was going to take upwards of 4000 years but it did it in about 15 seconds, tops. The key to it is to select the proper encryption algorithm.

Lightning bolt = popular topic

Greek? Meh. Aside from the fact that your spelling isn't too good, I've seen worse. I've seen someone accidentally turn "watching our tongues" into something resembling Washington.