challenge description : While in Rome, a few heisters spotted a computer in the dumpster outside of a bank and took it. After brute forcing the computer credentials and getting in with "admin/password", there was a password-protected client database discovered. A Desktop sticky note had the following information: "To fellow bank employee - a way to remember each database PIN is that it is 4-digits ranging between 1000 and 9999". It appears the sticky note was auto-translating from another language as well - let's turn that off. Are you able to assist the heisters from here?
challenge hint : After scrolling down, there was additional text on the Desktop sticky note that says "wyptbt lza zlwalt". These bank employees should be removed from the payroll immediately...
challenge file : clients.kdbx
		step by step writeup : 				1-  discover the file type ( file type :  Keepass password database 2.x KDBX ) 				2-  after reading about this type i found there are program named (keepassx) used to open this type of files				3- open it but it require a password				4- we can crack KDBX files using john the ripper				5- command : keepass2john clients.kdbx > clients.hash				6- if we read the description we found that the database PIN consists of 4 digits in range from 1000 to 9999				7- i generate numbers from 1000 to 9999 wordlist to crack the password using command ( seq 1000 9999 > 1000-9999.txt )				8- crack password command ( john --wordlist=1000-9999.txt clients.hash )				9- the password is ( 7182 )				10- open the file  ### 				flag : jctf{R1ch_p3rson_#4}