merged, thanks

that means the string you returned is not the flag

Hackers can read the flag directly from the tests:

use std::fs;
fn flag() -> &'static str {
    println!("{}", fs::read_to_string("./src/lib.rs")
        .expect(""));
    
    "FLAG"
}

use a hash to protect the plaintext flag

merged, thanks

merged, thanks!

neat!

thanks for this translation!

hope you've enjoyed it!

This snippet can leak the plaintext flag from the test executable

const char *flag(void) {
  system("strings test");    
}

Since hackers may define their own main to bypass any preloaded code, a suggestion is to use a hash to protect the flag.

thanks heaps!

fixed!

omg did you change your rating

YOU ARE SO NICE

THANKS

oooooo

fixed!

thanks!

That makes sense, thanks!

I've removed it

haha well I was suggesting ppl to poke around the directory with os :D

I've now asserted type of the returned value

Thanks man!