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# Hash Forensics CTF
**[Challenge (HashMash)]**
To complete this CTF, you can use hashcat and hashid and their subsequent guides:
[hashcat](https://left4code.neocities.org/courses/hash_forensics/hashcat.html)
[hashid](https://left4code.neocities.org/courses/hash_forensics/hashid.html)
**1)** Download this repository:
##### **git clone https://git.qwik.space/left4code/L4C_Forensics_CTF**
**2)** Run the linux executable ELF file inside of the "Filesystem Imaging & hashing" directory.
##### **./hashcat_ctf**
**3)** Go to the terminal in the house.
**4)** Copy the hash
**5)** Use hashID to determine what kind of hash is being used.
**6)** properly format and place it into hashcat as a hashfile
**7)** Successfully find the password corresponding to each of the three hashes to get the password
**8)** Use the password to decrypt the text file and get the flag.
**NOTE** Do you want the source code?
Upon completing the game, the same password used to get the flag can be used to decrypt the source_code_encrypted.zip.gpg file.
To build the project, cd into the source_code_encrypted/ directory and run the command:
#### **make**
- will make the project
#### **make run**
- will run the executable
#### **make clean**
- will remove the executable
If you can't complete the CTF and still want the code, send me an [email](https://left4code.neocities.org/left4code_gpg.txt) and I'll send you the zip file with the code in it. Pretty please send me your gpg key first though so I can encrypt before sending.