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Expand Up @@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ What is the extension for a Photo Shop document?
Search online if you don't know.
I'd recommend trying what your gut tells you to try - chances are, you'll be correct.

OK, great, visit [www.hackertest.net/images/phat.psd](www.hackertest.net/images/phat.psd).
OK, great, visit [http://www.hackertest.net/images/phat.psd](http://www.hackertest.net/images/phat.psd).
You'll need to download and open the image in a program like GIMP where you can manipulate the layers....
If you strip off (i.e., hide) all the layers, then add them back one by one, you'll encounter a layer that has the login/password:
`zadmin / stebbins`
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At this point I leaned on the "hints" from the first step.

To expand, I changed the domain (from `streetkorner` to `hackertest`) and added `22332` to the end.
In the end it led me to this address: [www.hackertest.net/gb22332](www.hackertest.net/gb22332).
In the end it led me to this address: [http://www.hackertest.net/gb22332](http://www.hackertest.net/gb22332).

Now we see something about a "505 Not Found" error - some error when we "hit" [www.hackertest.net/gb22332/login.php](www.hackertest.net/gb22332/login.php),
Now we see something about a "505 Not Found" error - same error when we "hit" [http://www.hackertest.net/gb22332/login.php](http://www.hackertest.net/gb22332/login.php),
even though we didn't try to go to a `login.php`.
This isn't nothing...

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