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Hamlet

A Shakespeare/Hamlet-inspired room in which you will explore an uncommon web application used in linguistic/NLP research.

Task 1: To hack, or not to hack, that is the question.

Welcome to Hamlet! 

This is a fairly straightforward CTF-like room in which you will play with an uncommon web application used in linguistic research. You will also learn a little bit about Docker. While there are CTF elements, there are quite a few "real" problems in here. Feel free to explore!

In the associated GitHub repository, you will find detailed information about this room as well as the learning objectives. That said, I would recommend trying this room as a challenge first.

There's a total of six flags. You don't necessarily have to find them in order. (Flags: THM{#_flag})

Please note that the machine takes a while to boot fully, and some services will only become available after a few minutes.

Answer the questions below

  1. What is Michael's password?

  2. Flag 1

  3. Flag 2

  4. Flag 3

  5. Flag 4

  6. Flag 5

  7. Flag 6

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Hamlet

A Shakespeare/Hamlet-inspired room in which you will explore an uncommon web application used in linguistic/NLP research.

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120 min

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Set up your virtual environment

To successfully complete this room, you'll need to set up your virtual environment. This involves starting both your AttackBox (if you're not using your VPN) and Lab Machines, ensuring you're equipped with the necessary tools and access to tackle the challenges ahead.
Attacker machine
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Lab machine
Status:Off

Welcome to Hamlet! 

This is a fairly straightforward CTF-like room in which you will play with an uncommon web application used in linguistic research. You will also learn a little bit about Docker. While there are CTF elements, there are quite a few "real" problems in here. Feel free to explore!

In the associated GitHub repository, you will find detailed information about this room as well as the learning objectives. That said, I would recommend trying this room as a challenge first.

There's a total of six flags. You don't necessarily have to find them in order. (Flags: {#_flag})

Please note that the machine takes a while to boot fully, and some services will only become available after a few minutes.

Answer the questions below
What is Michael's password?

Flag 1

Flag 2

Flag 3

Flag 4

Flag 5

Flag 6