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$1000 to be won! (Not suitable for epileptics)

Immerse yourself in a puzzle game where finding a password is not enough, oh no! The goal is to solve a series of puzzling and incredibly complex puzzles, all to get your hands on that $1,000.


Here's the gist:


You can enter a password into the “matrix”, a sort of ************ who will stop at nothing to keep their money. There are no clues to finding this password, and if you get it wrong, the password changes for everyone, sending you back to square one. But if you can crack the right password

135428557515465468542

StatusReleased
PlatformsHTML5
Rating
Rated 1.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
AuthorThe-tecker
GenrePuzzle
Tags2D, 32-bits, Arcade, Furry, Horrible, Retro

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assets.txt 60 kB
code.txt 785 kB
pasword admin.txt 11 bytes

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Does this go any deeper than a few codes or does the base64 just decode into a random furry image? I was wondering why this is tagged furry.

it's labeled furry because this project is quite complicated and it's not just finding a password

all downloadable files are either images and random text that have been converted to ".txt"

but the riddles are French so tell me if you also want an English version...

I would like to have your opinion because I am currently making version 2.5

At first, when I opened the files, I was completely overwhelmed, but after just thinking "I'll just try," I realised it was not as hard as i thought. I know next to nothing about coding, I just typed $2y$10$8NI1 into a search bar.

I think think this is pretty cool.

The "password admin.txt" file is evidently a password hash made using the bcrypt hash making algorithm. 

Here's a website that may be useful.
https://medium.com/@andrewhheller/storing-user-passwords-with-bcrypt-e3b7306b870...

I suspect this password hash be only be useful after uncovering more clues.

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in fact it's a prank. I just hashed a piece of an image. because it wouldn't be fun to give the real admin password

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I'm fairly sure the code.txt file is supposed to contain a png in base 64 format (as is evident by the "data:image/png;base64" inside the file), but for some reason, it will not seem to decode. If someone has knowledge on this, please share it.