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Last updated 2 years ago

Description

Please talk to ctf.csclub.uwaterloo.ca on the alternative port for HTTP, it will meow you your flag.

Here Kitty Kitty

There are a ton of cat references in this description, and with the need to talk on a port, this all points to using

Netcat - A tool to read and write data across network connections

To talk to the website run ncat ctf.csclub.uwaterloo.ca

  • Or nc

This doesn't produce anything, most likely because we need to specify the port

Googling "alternative port for HTTP" gives the following results

Ultimately, port 8080 is the one that gets the cat out of the bag

ncat ctf.csclub.uwaterloo.ca 8080

Flag

uwctf{netcat_bcf2e43f3c9e97e9}

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netcat