If prompted for a password, use tools like John the Ripper or hashcat .

If a .pcap is inside, look for mirrored traffic or "ICMP Echo" (reflection) requests that might contain data. Step 4: Finding the Flag The flag is usually in a format like CTF{...} or FLAG{...} . Check for Base64 encoded strings that need decoding.

Use the file command to confirm it is a true RAR archive.

The name "REFLECTED" might suggest the password is a mirror of a string found in the challenge description or the file's own metadata. 🧪 Step 3: Forensic Examination

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If prompted for a password, use tools like John the Ripper or hashcat .

If a .pcap is inside, look for mirrored traffic or "ICMP Echo" (reflection) requests that might contain data. Step 4: Finding the Flag The flag is usually in a format like CTF{...} or FLAG{...} . Check for Base64 encoded strings that need decoding.

Use the file command to confirm it is a true RAR archive.

The name "REFLECTED" might suggest the password is a mirror of a string found in the challenge description or the file's own metadata. 🧪 Step 3: Forensic Examination