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  1. 2022
  2. UW CTF S22

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PreviousPwn0Nextsteg

Last updated 2 years ago

Description

Yet another cipher to decode:

FH4E7LC@Ecf0243hbfh37_ge35fcN

Cipher Searcher

As implied by the challenge description, we are given a cipher to decrypt

Considering the length, there is a good chance this string directly maps to a flag in some way, so let's try comparing the first 5 characters FH4E7 with uwctf

  • F: 70 -> u: 117

  • H: 72 -> w: 119

  • 4: 52 -> c: 99

  • E: 69 -> t: 116

  • 7: 55 -> f: 102

We can see that each time there is an offset of 47 in the ASCII representations of the characters

This implies ROT47, where letters are "rotated" by 47

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uwctf{rot47_acb9379bf086bd74}

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