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Just for the legacy sake I am posting all solutions in one post as always.

• Tracking Challenge 1 :: Email tracing
• Tracking Challenge 2 :: Intruder tracking

Second tracking mission requires from us to track down intruder. If you open site you will see that site was defaced by hacker. Notice that on the right side we have links to other pages on this government site.

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If you read my previous tutorial then you should already be able to solve this challenge.

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Tracing emails is really simple using gmail.

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This mission is interesting and a bit harder to solve, because we need to actually solve it and cannot use some simple way of outputting finished password.

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We will solve this challenge as we already used to solve some others. Simply by executing javascript in your browser and checking result.

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Hello, I’d like to present my latest project named Brainout. It is for collecting feeds from different sources and allowing other users to Trek down you on different channels.

Current version of project is available here: brainout.axino.net

If you search for brainout and trek it then you’ll be able to see collection of twitter feeds and rss from axino blog.

If you have any feedback I’d really like to see it.

Sometimes the simplest answer is the correct one. Obvious when you examine this challenge you will find following javascript:

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We will solve this challenge with Firebug. Open challenge page in Firefox, and start Firebug.  Now you probably see this sentence:

You are not authorized to view this page!

however, checking source code you will find that page is using cookie for authorization named authorized with value: false.

So if you are already in Firebug just open Cookies tab find cookie named authorized right click on it and select edit. Now just change false into true and reload page.

I know, when you opened this challenge you probably though again some math problem. But this one can be solved very easily.

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