here the method is used ... no, I will not tell you the encryption method)

that reads weirdly. a bit.

maybe something like this instead:

the encryption method used is... lol jk im not telling you

try type to your console this code: "typeof NaN"

It's output [1] in my terminal

Thank you very much for your feedback, it is valuable to me! I have a few ready-made ideas on the topic of information security in stock, so look forward to it soon)

I really enjoy this style of kata. Hope to see more from you!

Nice hack. Now fixed

Yes, I thought there were similar tricks that I missed. Now the hack you provided doesn't work.

Thank you so much for the fixes!!!

I have not seen before this kata, the link to which you gave. Besides, I wouldn't say it's a duplicate.

In the kata you have given, the researcher has a specific starting point. In my kata, there is a certain closed system that you need to play with in order to identify a vulnerability, and then you need to come up with / implement an algorithm that exploits the vulnerability found. The value of my kata lies precisely in the research that needs to be done.

Also, some standard hacks should be patched; there's already a solution that exploits the lack of such patching.

The kata linked in the below issue has most of the patching in Preloaded (fork the kata to see it).

I look forward to feedback.

Also, if you write briefly about the course of your thoughts during hacking, how you came to a decision, criticism and emotions that you experienced during this, it will be very important to me. It takes a lot of time to create, test and analyze a kata, and it's hard for me to do it without realizing that I'm doing something right. Thank you!

Please use spoiler flag next time.

Try:

console.log(zero(';console.log("hello from rce!")'))

Linking your CW account with a GitHub account.