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Strings, literally

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Last updated 2 years ago

Description

Uh oh! GIMP corrupted my file while I was making a steg chall, can you still find the flag?

Stringy Strings

As implied by the title, we can run the strings Linux command on the file to find the flag

strings steg.xcf

The output is quite long, so I directed the output into an out file with strings steg.xcf > out

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uwctf{h1dd3n5t3g_54c10511eda3e8f9}

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steg.xcf
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