1. This is a vocabulary and syntax quiz, mostly.
2. The code is unreadable (formatting) on a phone after 1.5 Manhattans.
3. Anybody else read the title in Robert Pollard's voice?
Game of Hacks
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Re: Game of Hacks
#32When you beat the advanced levels, and are looking for a real challenge, give http://escape.alf.nu a try. I didn't make it but it's the most difficult but still educational hacking challenge I've seen. Also, since it validates answers server-side these days, it isn't, itself, hackable.
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#33I dare anyone to respond faster than my -1.7976931348623157e+308.
(Or is it -9007199254740991?)
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#34The leaderboards are the best.
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#35The funny stuff was the totally hacked leader board :)
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#36After you answer a question, there should be an explanation of the right answer. I was able to guess through some that I had no idea what they actually were, and an explanation of why I did/didn't get it right will help a lot and actually help me identify vulnerable code.
Yes! This is the first idea that occurred to me, show me why after each answer.
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#37I wish they wouldn't have called it Game of _Hacks_.
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#38why is this not called game of pwns?
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#39explanation and correct answers needed for most questions and there was one such a lengthy question ...toooo long , dint read !!!
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#40The best part of this game is the leaderboard:
7e+177 - maplesyrupguy
1e+73 - Game itself was harder than to hack it
1.3999999999999998e+26 - I learned at least one thing...
1.555555682012021e+24 - Tries to teach security, fails at security.
1.4e+22 - jon
1e+22 - idiots
123456789212345710000 - Ironically it's easy to hack a game about finding security bugs!
100100000000000000000 - did i do
70000000000000130000 - alex
2800000000000251000 - frankwins