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Breaking Bottles

Briefing:

Recruit, we think we now know how the Chiquitoos’ plan to distribute the Cola they steal. One of the gang’s supposedly legitimate businesses is actually a bottling plant… and one of the things they bottle is Cola. We think they might be planning to re-label the bottles they steal as another brand they already bottle, making a huge mark-up and meaning the stolen Cola will effectively just disappear! Clever.

We think we might have a way in. The bottling plant has a website and there is a form where you can request a price list for their bottling services. We think it might be vulnerable to command injection, and there’s a text file we believe you could access with “recipe” in the file name, which actually includes details about their plan. But here’s the issue - they’ve added a filter to the form, which prevents the use of semi-colons. See if you can find a way around it.

Tip: Open the file to get the flag.

Hint:

What other characters can be used instead of semi-colons to perform a command injection? Think about pipes.

Oh, and we now know the file you need to find is called “cola_recipe.txt”.

How to Solve:

Use '|ls -a to list the files.
View the recipe for cola using '|cat cola_recipe.txt

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