# Manager
## Description
> There might be a flag inside this file. The password is all digits.> > NOTE: The flag is NOT in the standard auctf{} format
The given file is a `.kdbx` file which corresponds to a password manager file.
## Solution
Let's crack the password with [John](https://www.openwall.com/john/). 
First, we need to extract the hash from the password database with the command:
```bashkeepass2john auctf/manager.kdbx > auctf/managerhashes```
Then we brute force the password, knowing it is composed of digits:
![manager_extract](../images/manager.png)
We then open the database with [Keepass2](https://keepass.info/) with the cracked master password and find the flag.
![managerkeepass](../images/manager_keepass.png)
Flag: `y0u4r34r34lh4ck3rn0w#!$1678`