We were given a file called Camouflage-sound.wav and the problem text was the following:
```General: We've got the hideouts. From here on out, hear out!You: Roger! Hint 1: steganographyHint 2: No passwords are involvedHint 3: Camouflage is the challenge name. Not associated to tool```
A quick google search for audio steganography tools gives Steghide as basically the first result. Using the command `steghide info Camouflage-sound.wav` we can find that the file contains a hidden file, which steghide can find. It can be extracted with the command `steghide extract -sf Camouflage-sound.wav` and the name of the extracted file is vbs.bmp. Using the same commands on the new file, we can get another file called inf.txt, which contains the following text:
```Sampling Rate : 44100Bands Per Octave : 24pps : 32min freq : 20 HzBits per sample : 32```
This info can be used with a tool called ARSS on the bitmap image vbs.bmp we found earlier to create a .wav audio file. In the audio file, a voice is saying the following:
```The flag is 6461726b434f4e7b6c6f6f6b355f6c316b335f7930755f643135633076337233645f345f703163747572317a33645f37306e335f7d.```
Interpreting the hex as ascii, we get the flag **darkCON{look5_l1k3_y0u_d15c0v3r3d_4_p1ctur1z3d_70n3_}**.
The tools used:http://steghide.sourceforge.net/http://arss.sourceforge.net/