# Talking to the Dead 2
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```txtThere's a hidden flag that belongs to luciafer. Submit the contents of the hidden flag2.txt.
ssh [email protected]Password: hacktober-Underdog-Truth-Glimpse```
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_Read [`Talking to the Dead 1`](../Talking%20to%20the%20Dead%201/README.md) first!_
Well... if you take another look at the output of the `find` command from the last challenge again - you'll already find the second hidden flag:
```txt/home/luciafer/Documents/.flag2.txt/home/luciafer/Documents/flag1.txt/home/spookyboi/Documents/flag3.txt/root/flag4.txt```
... the challenge being that, had you simply used a regular `ls` (without the `-a` flag), you'd not have seen the "hidden" file. But... there are no further protections... simply `cat` the flag: `flag{728ec98bfaa302b2dfc2f716d3de7869f3eadcbf}`