# Heads-UP 
given a txt file that contains longitude and latitude at first nothing seemed off about it and i plotted it```43.39893, 82.86786	   	       	      	   	    	    42.75697, 82.95575	  	     	      	      	    	    	     39.71761, 82.69208      	     	     	    	     	     	   38.96995, 81.11005   		      		 	       	    	   46.86946, 82.25263	     	 	  	     	    	       47.99899, 79.44013	  	     		     		       	   45.03653, 54.47919   	      	  	    	  	   	      	       52.22264, 52.63349	 		    	    	      	     	     52.70457, 55.70966   		57.5231, 58.4342757.33384, 53.3366145.59278, 68.5416942.8859, 72.9362233.44275, 71.5299732.48413, 67.0475531.59008, 62.3893521.302, 80.2311517.99163, 57.9948242.82146, 57.46747```![](https://i.imgur.com/m12MMKZ.png)
but then i noticed something
![](https://i.imgur.com/Olygr64.png)
looks like whitespace cipher so i searched for tools until i found stegsnow ```stegsnow -C headup.txt```but this gave nonsense so i needed a password, the name was a hint (heads up = on earth look up = start), which was in the plotted picture, it was constellations, after googling it and trying constellations names, "orion" was the password 
```stegsnow -C -p "orion" headup.txt```
```ICTF{Fr0m_Out3r_W0RLD} ```[BL4CKC0FF33 ☕](https://github.com/BL4CKC0FF33/)
