One thing I noticed is that the real online banking window displays "UPC Bank" in the title bar (just like the fake one). I guess that's a mistake since that was one of the main giveaways that it was fake.
Virtual Cybersecurity Escape Room
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Re: Virtual Cybersecurity Escape Room
#72Made a very positive impression on a much younger me. The DOS prompt on my parents’ PC had always been a bit scary, since I didn’t really know what I was doing and was worried I might mess something up. The game was a (very limited) sandbox in which I could mess around without consequences:
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#73Earlier quoted context omitted.
There's a hint in the desk drawer (you need to zoom in even further to see it) that is a reminder to change the passcode. Similar to a TODO comment... it just never got done.
Is it really a reminder to change the drawer passcode, or rather a password hint for the computer in case Anne ever forgets?
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#75Hi, I'm the maintainer and put together the code for this first working prototype of the digital version of the game. Thanks already for your feedback! I will gladly provide hints here if you get stuck :) Many thanks also to atum47, whose FOS, Fake Operating System I've used for the game. You can find it here: https://github.com/victorqribeiro/fos We have developed the game at the University of Applied Sciences and A…
I like it, but the format for the password was pretty frustrating.
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#76I won! I had to get the bank account number from the JS source however :)
I would say that is equivalent to asking Marwin. So you pass :) In fact, this is a welcome solution to the game. When used as an educational tool, this can be used as a starting point to discuss ways to bypass intended ways of accessing something.
PS: Marwin sounds like a dick. He's whinging about her holidays and doesn't even know about her newborn, clearly didn't give her maternity leave either. I don't think I'd actually help him :D
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#77Earlier quoted context omitted.
I like it, but the format for the password was pretty frustrating.
yeah, seems like theres not enough hint to let on how this should be formatted.
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#78I got frustrated trying out different passwords, so I looked at the source code. The username is "anne.kingston". I found the password hash, but not sure how to go back to get the password itself. Password hash: (hashy == "3880" && saltedhashy == "2425") The hash is computed in a loop as: `prehash += (s[i].charCodeAt() * (i+1));` I'm not sure how to go reverse this. Maybe someone can help? Here's a tuple of passwords…
Re: Virtual Cybersecurity Escape Room
#79Hi, I'm the maintainer and put together the code for this first working prototype of the digital version of the game. Thanks already for your feedback! I will gladly provide hints here if you get stuck :) Many thanks also to atum47, whose FOS, Fake Operating System I've used for the game. You can find it here: https://github.com/victorqribeiro/fos We have developed the game at the University of Applied Sciences and A…