### Secret Journal
![7_title](images/7_title.png)
After launching the program, we are presented with a 2-minute funny video about duck eating microcontroller.
![7_vod](images/7_vod.png)
But there is no place to enter our password :(
Let's open it in IDA and see what's up
Winmain:
![7_winmain](images/7_winmain.png)
So, program loads duck.mp4 from resources, drops it to disk and starts thread that plays it.
If it has any other functionality, then it is in **sub_402f01**
**sub_402f01** - WindowProc callback function, an application-defined function that processes messages sent to a window.
![7_winproc](images/7_winproc.png)
As we can see, if we press **ENTER** every keystroke that we pressed before is being passed to **check_input** function and if it returns 1, the secret window will appear.
**check_input**  function code:
![7_check_input](images/7_check_input.png)
``` pythonStr = "pnfgenirgryr0"input = ""for i in Str:    input += chr((ord(i) - 84) % 26 + 0x61)print(input)```
``` python>>> castraveteleq```
The last character has to be number and be equal to Str[last], so the final password is **castravetele0**
After entering it, the new window appeared.
![7_decryptor](images/7_decryptor.png)
The winproc of this window is straight forward: if password is correct, then the secret.png will be decrypted.
![7_decrypt](images/7_decrypt.png)
And here comes the hint. This image is the program on **PIET** programming language. Passing it to online interpreter reaveals the password **parola_smechera0**. The secret.png gets decrypted and we get our flag :)