hacker.org

Here's a screenshot of my challenges so far: https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/u/0/drive-viewer/AITFw-zpLzpb7GZfxe28emWFiN9WNNx5KfprtX_eyX98CYhWzd8WFb3TItY89gELkVVQse_CZPAZ0155F-tuKUg3T6xbZVvplg=w3024-h300 Here's a screenshot of the map. Note that only a couple of challenges show up: https://lh3.goo...

Got stuck as well, tried spinning up an AWS lambda + api gateway + cloudfront dist and running a local ngrok server from my laptop, but both approaches just throw a `'error' is incorrect.` without actually reaching the endpoints.

Last time I got an email response from adum was Thu, Nov 26, 2020 - said he has been super busy (understandable).

I just wonder if he has considered sharing ownership with any of the admins/long term folks who could help him maintain things.

Challenge still broken I wonder if adum has anyone helping him with the site

Realised I had my keys wrong, Tron is using [0x11, 0x12, 0x13, 0x14] which is [17, 18, 19, 20] in decimal.

Also, editing posts seems to throw a 500.

Regarding what Tron said: Your text "This is a secret message" encoded with the key 11121314 and 3 rounds yields the cipher text: E30F49A6E649A6E648EC8C2824EC08660649A5ACEAE52EA8 I seem to be getting 6c8c8e29658e29658f630feeab6fcfe9858e2bafad6aad6e for the message "This is a secret me...

For anyone venturing here who's stuck at the finish line: language can be ambiguous, be sure you understand the sentence.

Hello, No idea if this has ever been suggested, but I think it would be cool if hacker.org could expose a PHP/img element showing how many challenges that user has completed on the site. I am drawing inspiration from another website called https://projecteuler.net/ - they are a similar coding challe...