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Digital Camouflage


Question

We need to gain access to some routers. Let's try and see if we can find the password in the captured network data: data.pcap.

HINTS

It looks like someone logged in with their password earlier. Where would log in data be located in a network capture? If you think you found the flag, but it doesn't work, consider that the data may be encrypted.



Solution

It was also easy challenge. We just find the flag from the captured packets. I am going to solve it using wireshark

  1. So we got one .pcap file.

     data.pcap
  2. Fire up it in your wireshark. promisechains

  3. As you can see their are a lot of captured packets. Just analyise and at 98 you will get captured login packet(Read: Hint).Like this:- Just right click on packet > Follow TCP Stream

    promisechains you will see somthing like this . As you can see in pswrd field their is something unique. Its actually combination of Base64 and url encoding:- pswrd=cHJ2cUJaTnFZdw%3D%3D

  4. Lets decrypt:- cHJ2cUJaTnFZdw%3D%3D > Decode url encoding: cHJ2cUJaTnFZdw== > decode base64: prvqBZNqYw

    and we got the flag

    prvqBZNqYw

    Thanks :)

    @spiritedwolf