A Mareschizo Rambles About His Weekend (MareCTF writeup)

# [IMPORTANT RULES/NOTES]
# - This CTF is linear. Every flag is supplied in the format "flag{f14g_h3r3} (n/5)" where n is the stage you have completed.
#   Once you have found the flag for stage n, you don't need to return to any stage before that in order to progress.
#   It is not intended to be possible to find a flag for stage n before finding the flag for stage n-1,
#   unless you get very lucky or somehow miss the flag but complete the stage anyways.
# - No scanning, bruteforcing, hash cracking, or automated exploitation of any kind is required -
#   the correct solution to each of these problems can be performed by a human in a reasonable amount of time.
#   Note, however, that writing programs to perform certain local computations on data you have obtained may be beneficial.
# - If you find an actual vulnerability in the challenges that does not appear to be part of the CTF, please report it to me (Floorb),
#   and please do not exploit it for any malicious purpose.
# - Please do not share flags or solutions publicly until after the challenge is complete (ie: the end of April 2, UTC time zone.)
# - There may be prize(s) - sharing flags will likely hinder any prize(s) you get.
# - If you want to track your flags, PM them to me (Floor Bored) on Twibooru
# - The levels are intended to increase in difficulty. Levels 1 and 2 are simple. Beyond that, the difficulty ramps up.
# - The following skills will be useful, in no particular order: steganography, basic web exploitation,
#   binary exploitation, basic programming, (extremely, hilariously) basic cryptography.
# - If you're experiencing any problems, please let me know on 4chan or Twibooru.
# - Have fun!
# flag{<snip>}
Disallow: /<snip>/ # < that trailing slash is important