> 7/11Can you find the flag?>> ![meme](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/estebancano-dev/CTF-Writeups/master/20201003%20Tasteless%20CTF/2ugJxK3.png)>> **Update:** The meme in the challenge description is NOT part of the challenge.>>   [challenge.7z](challenge.7z)  is the only file you need to obtain the flag.
We are given  a 7z file. It has a file inside called `password.txt`, extract it and open. It has the text `give_me_the_flag` in ascci art.
Its weird that original fila is 150KB and the extracted file is 486 bytes, so I run `binwalk challenge.7z`
```DECIMAL       HEXADECIMAL     DESCRIPTION--------------------------------------------------------------------------------0             0x0             7-zip archive data, version 0.4194           0xC2            7-zip archive data, version 0.4```
So at offset 0xC2 there is another 7z file.
Open the original 7z file with notepad++ for example and search for `7z` (or extract it with `binwalk --dd='.*'`, it will create a folder named `_challenge.7z.extracted` and a file called `C2` inside, thats the 7z file we need)
![notepad.png](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/estebancano-dev/CTF-Writeups/master/20201003%20Tasteless%20CTF/notepad.png)
You can see selected the start of the other file. Delete all characters before that and save the file as `challenge2.7z`
Open it and it asks for a password. We can use `give_me_the_flag` and it extracts OK.
There is a `flag.txt` file and a `part2` folder.
Open `flag.txt` and there is the flag.
PS: the other folder was all junk for this challenge, but its used in 7/12 chall.
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