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PointClicker (Node)

**HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **SSH** (22)
 **FTP Server** (21)
 **SMTP MailServer** (25)
 **SQL Server** (1433)

**PointClicker** is a node in *Hacknet*.

*For other uses, see PointClicker (disambiguation)*.

## Description

*PointClicker* is a typical clicker game. The player has to grind by repeatedly clicking on upgrades to increase their score.

## Upgrades

### Upgrades

Click Me!Autoclicker v1Autoclicker v2PointereiellionUpgrade 4Upgrade 5Upgrade 6Upgrade 7Upgrade 8Upgrade 9Upgrade 10Upgrade 11Upgrade 12Upgrade 13Upgrade 14Upgrade 15Upgrade 16Upgrade 17Upgrade 18Upgrade 19Upgrade 20Upgrade 21Upgrade 22Upgrade 23Upgrade 24Upgrade 25Upgrade 26Upgrade 27Upgrade 28Upgrade 29Upgrade 30Upgrade 31Upgrade 32Upgrade 33Upgrade 34Upgrade 35Upgrade 36Upgrade 37Upgrade 38Upgrade 39Upgrade 40Upgrade 41Upgrade 42Upgrade 43Upgrade 44Upgrade 45Upgrade 46Upgrade 47Upgrade 48Upgrade 49Upgrade 50
## Trivia

* The player can connect to PointClicker using the command `connect PointClicker`.
Naix Root Gateway

**HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **SMTP MailServer** (25)
 **FTP Server** (21)
 **SSH** (22)

**Naix Root Gateway** is a node in *Hacknet*.

```
    //Few plugins to get when i have time
    Access Me
    Add N Edit Cookies+
    Chickenfoot
    CookieSwap
    DOM inspector
    Domain Details
    Firebug
    Firebug Autocompleter
    Firecookie
    FireFTP
    Firesheep
    FormBug
    FoxyProxy
    Google Site Indexer
    Greasemonkey
    Groundspeed
    HackBar
    Host Spy
    HttpFox
    iMacros
    JavaScript Deobfuscator
    JSview
    Key Manager
    Library Detector
    Live HTTP Headers
    PassiveRecon
    Poster
    RefControl
    Refspoof
    RESTClient
    RESTTest
    Resurrect Pages
    Selenium IDE
    SQL Inject ME
    Tamper Data
    URL Flipper
    User Agent Switcher
    Vitzo WHOIS
    Wappalyzer
    Web Developer
    XSS Me

```

* `contract.txt`

```
[cs#2827] I understand sir. Could I please have your account number?
[Gregory] Sure. 6724001984.
[cs#2827] Let me just pull that up for you.
[cs#2827] Can I please confirm your full name, date of birth please?
[Gregory] Gregory Jordan Childs, 22/01/1982.
[cs#2827] Thank you. I can confirm that you are Gregory Childs.
[cs#2827] Your next contract is in Tiraspol. A man named "Spool" has your briefing.
[cs#2827] We expect you to be on the ground but August 9.
[cs#2827] Payment of $33,000 will be paid into your nominated account, with a further $10,000 for expenses.
[Gregory] I accept the contract.
[cs#2827] Good luck sir, and thanks for contacting Alliegence Energy's Customer Service.
[Gregory] Worst front ever.

```

* `admissionletter.docx`

```
Dear Julius,

Congratulations! You have been formally accepted to enroll at the Royal Military Intelligence Commission. We are thrilled that you have chosen our prestigious institution to continue your academic endeavors.

When you arrive on campus next month, the admissions office will issue your campus ID, along with your room assignment.

I look forward to seeing you when the semester begins.

Thaddius Venture
Head of Admissions
RMIC

PS: Thanks for the donation, it was GREATLY appreciated.

```

* `[#PLAYERNAME#]x-server.sys` (Base theme)

### `/bin`

* `SSHcrack.exe`
* `FTPBounce.exe`
* `WebServerWorm.exe`

## Memory dump

```
  <Data>
    <Block>Todo:
Replace theme? This green is getting a little gaudy.
Look into Pellium's setup? They were talking about messing with this stuff.
69.172.201.153

Pretty secure. Maybe try and find something to use his torrents stuff? Need tools for that first...
    </Block>
  </Data>

```

## See also

* Proxy\_Node-X04
* Proxy\_Node-X22
Mark Robertson's Office Computer

**SSH** (22)
 **FTP Server** (21)
 **HTTPS (SSL)** (443)
 **BitTorrent** (6881)
 **HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **SMTP MailServer** (25)
 **Pacific Dedicated** (192)

**Mark Robertson's Office Computer** is a node in *Hacknet*.

```
todolist.txt

- finish GitV
- get hours for next week
- win argument on animeFora
- get swole
- delete facebook
- get a lawyer
- don't actually get a lawyer
- delete lawyer
```

* `watchlist.txt`

```
Anime Watch List

--In Progress--
Nights in Cydonia
Goats in the Veldt
Two Samurai
Ball Boy Chipstop
Game: Hard Mode
Shield Science Offline
Hey-O!

--Not Started Yet--
Goats in the Veldt: Stand on the Fence
Die El Die
The Guy Who Punches People But Only Once And Then He Wins The Fight And That's The Whole Episode See You Next Week!
Hey-O!!
Hey-O!: A Movie We Made
My Complex Relationship With My Butt
My Complex Relationship With My Butt II
My Complex Relationship With My Butt II OVA : Firm Complex
Unsatisfying Ending
Retcon Paradise
Large Wizard Alchemia
Starts;Fate
Fate;Verb/Noun
Gatherer y Gatherer
Story of the Secret Generator
Spoon Collector!!!!!
Lifeboat
Three:Re:Hero
Heavenyodel
Two or Three Pieces
Piece/Two
Magical Friend Motoko Arcana
Meta-Commentary On Working Conditions In The Anime Industry
Foolish Coolish
Immobile Dressup
Big Fighters....???
```

* `namegenerator.txt`

```
Place name generator, intended for tabletop dorks or something.

Progress log:
Prefixes 0%
Suffixes 92%

Suffix - Expanses

Pledge,Expanse,Accord,Division,Cliffs,Desert,Mountains,Mountain,Plains,Plain,Beach,Foothill,Bluff,Island,Islands,Isle,Isles,Crags,Crag,Emptiness,Absence,Heights,Mount,Mounts,Canyon,Mesa,Slopes,Mire,Beacons,Wastes,Waste,Coast,Coasts,Front,Homelands,Cascade,Cascades,Borderlands,Wildlands,Plateau,Hinterlands,Falls,Glacier,Volcano

Suffix - Inland Places

Dale,Forest,Wood,Valley,Ruins,Peak,Hill,Hills,Cave,Caves,Grove,Outpost,Pond,Swamp,Lake,Creek,Falls,Glen,Mire,Fen,Pass,Brook,Dam,Tarn

Suffix - Villages/Encampments

Division,City,Town,Village,Road,Parish,Outpost,Camp,County

Suffix - Places by the Water

Harbor,Inlet,Dock,Pier,Port,Wharf,Anchorage,Cove,Gulf,Jetty,Bight,Bay,Fjord,Landing,Sound,Loch,Lagoon,Bayou,Basin,Estuary,Stait,Narrows,Bridge,Canal,Watercourse,Beach,Crossing

Suffix - Military Places

Fortress,Fort,Castle,Fortalice,Keep,Stronghold,Redoubt,Bastion,Citadel,Garrison,Tower,Stockade,Stronghold,Ward,Supply Depot

Suffix - Places of Well-To-Do Citizenry

Manor,Castle,Keep,Mansion,Chateau,House,Villa,Estate,Palace,Hall,Alcazar

Suffix - Places of Private Citizenry

Apartments,House,Farm,Estate,Residence,Shack,
```
CCC Hacksquad Filedump

**HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **SSH** (22)
 **SQL Server** (1433)

**CCC Hacksquad Filedump** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Description

This is a honeypot server that the player is asked to investigate in the "Check out a suspicious server" mission.

## Trivia

* This server has the fastest active trace in the game.
* With SecurityTracer.exe, it is possible to hack into the server without modding or modifying game files. This works because the 2.5-second trace cannot be started with another active trace running, and the 30-second duration from the executable is enough for the run.
PacificAir BookingsMainframe

**SSH** (340)
 **SMTP MailServer** (25)
 **HTTPS (SSL)** (443)
 **SQL Server** (1433)
 **Pacific Dedicated** (192)

**PacificAir\_BookingsMainframe** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Description

This is the target computer in the mission "Take Flight".

## Daemons

* `DatabaseDaemon`
	+ `Name: PacificAir Bookings Mainframe`
	+ `Permissions: adminonly`
	+ `DataType: NONE`
	+ `AdminEmailAccount: YasuArai@PacificAir.com`
	+ `AdminEmailHostID: dpa_mail`

* `WhitelistAuthenticatorDaemon`
	+ `Remote: dpa\_whitelist`

## Filesystem

* `version_info.txt`

```
SCHISS-CO MAINFRAME MODEL 96CDCD
SOFTWARE VER. 3.0.7.2_b91110
THE BRAND LEADER IN SECURE NETWORK AND STORAGE HARDWARE
```

* `settings_default.cfg`

```
?cfg version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8" ?
//Put your custom settings here, or populate this file by running the
//Schiss-Co Router Setup web application, available on our online portal.
```

* `readme.txt`

```
This mainframe product does not have a standardized setup process; contact Schiss-Co Support at 555-0167 extension 2 for 24/7 support. When asked for a code word, say "shibboleet".
```

## Trivia

* This is one of the six servers that has a passive tracker. The other servers are:
	+ CFC Corporate Mainframe
	+ Lihota Productions
	+ Neopals Homepage
	+ SecurityCoNnEXION Web Portal
	+ PacificAir\_Whitelist\_Authenticator

## Gallery

Database Access DeniedDatabase Access GrantedDatabase Reset Admin Password
Pacific ATC WhitelistAuthenticator

**Pacific Dedicated** (199)
 **Version Control** (9418)

**Pacific\_ATC\_WhitelistAuthenticator** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Description

This is the whitelist computer in the mission "Take\_Flight Cont.".

## Daemons

* `WhitelistAuthenticatorDaemon`
	+ `SelfAuthenticating: false`

```
To add a verified IP address to the server whitelist, insert the Schiss-Co License Dongle into your machine, making sure that you have enabled auto-run. The SLD contains a full suite of whitelist management software, but will only run on a licensed machine.

Alternatively, for systems that are firewalled, air-gapped, or otherwise unable to access public networks, consult list_add_manual.txt for instructions on manually adding IP addresses to your whitelist.
```

* `list_add.sys` (binary)
* `list_add_manual.txt`

```
To manually add a verified IP address to your server whitelist, read thoroughly through the following instructions, making sure to double-check each command to ensure that no breaches of your network occur.

Note: this method is unsupported, and must be performed via terminal. Schiss-Co claims no liability on damages caused by use or misuse of these commands. For more information, consult your setup binder, supplied by your Schiss-Co representative.

Manually adding an IP address to your whitelist involves entering the terminal, navigating to the folder containing the whitelist, and appending your selected IP address to the whitelist file.

Step-by-step, the process goes like so:

1. Open the terminal. Schiss-Co recommendations: bash, xsh
2. Navigate to the folder containing your whitelist. By default, this is /home/whitelist.
3. Double-check the IP address to be added to your whitelist.
4. Append your selected IP by using the "append" command, followed by a space, your whitelist filename ("list.txt", in most cases), a second space, and your IP address.

For example, if one wanted to add the "192.168.1.1" IP address to their whitelist, their terminal output might look like this:

whitelist-server:/ admin$ cd Whitelist
whitelist-server:whitelist admin$ append list.txt 192.168.1.1
```

## See also

* Pacific\_ATC\_Skylink
* Pacific\_ATC\_RoutingHub
Nate Wesson Home

**SSH** (22)
 **FTP Server** (21)
 **HTTPS (SSL)** (443)
 **HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **BitTorrent** (6881)

**Nate Wesson Home** is a node in *Hacknet*.

```
Books to write

in progress
- weight loss guide

finished
- hermetic alchemy primer (why isn't this selling well? must investigate)
- complexities of the living tree (need to talk to publisher)

todo
- metaphysics of food
- cfc cooking guide
- a screenplay about bees (sentient bees are hot topic right now)
```

* `weightloss.txt`

```
It's All In Your Head: How Losing Weight Is Just A Positive Thought Away!
or:
The Wesson Way

Introduction

Drugs are great! Food is the cure to all ills! Everything is lovely and good for you!

That's what all the books I've read say, and let me tell you, they're crap! People try to lose weight, and they tell me, heck, "Oh no, I can't lose weight, even though I'm eating less and exercising and being healthy! All of my weight is turning into muscle mass and I'm fit but the weight isn't going away!"

Let. Me. Tell. You. It's not just about eating less and exercising and being what the dictionary and "doctors" describe as "healthy". You've got to really make some good thoughts happen, and in this comprehensive guide, I'll tell you exactly the sorts of thoughts you're after.
```

* `weightloss_parody.txt`

```
Note to prospective publishers: I am not a crackpot, this is a parody weight loss book, intended for snarky thirty-somethings to put on their shelves to make people think they're smart and funny. Please put me in your slush pile.
```

* `weightloss_c2.txt`

```
Chapter 2

Eat Everything Ever To Hasten Your Journey Into The Unknown

structure notes:
-Eat whatever you want
-Think weight loss thoughts
-You only lose weight when you move towards perfection
-Moving towards perfection makes you lose weight
-Compare and contrast with traditional alchemic texts
```

* `weightloss_c3.txt`

```
Chapter 3

-Don't eat bad things like turpentine and used cigarettes from the gutter, you'll die, but junk food in bulk is fine (especially from CFC)
```

* `weightloss_c4.txt`

```
Chapter 4

-Keep talking about an appendix of good thoughts, sold separately
```

### `/sys`

* `STOR-DRIVE_activesync.log`

```
Local memory image established
secure remote drive online responding to command ping
BOOT SUCCSESS
Errors: 0
```

* `x-server.sys` (Riptide theme)

## Memory dump

```
    <Commands>
      <Command>STOR-DRIVE upkeep ping @ 66.175.58.11 _ ACTIVE</Command>
    </Commands>
    <Images>
      <Image>DLC/Sprites/Misc/Alchemy</Image>
    </Images>

```
Nortron Security Web Server

**HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **SMTP MailServer** (25)

**Nortron Security Web Server** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Daemons

* `addWebServer`
	+ `name: www.NortronSecurity.com`
	+ `url: Content/Web/Presets/Nortron/NortronPublicPage.html`

```
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
    "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">

<html>
    <head>
        <rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="darkstyle.css" />
        <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/php; charset=utf-8" />

        <title>Nortron Security Services</title>
    </head>

    <body bgcolor="#09090a">
        <h1 style="color: #FFFFFF;text-align: center;font-family: Helvetica, Ariel, sans-serif;">Nortron Security Services</h1>
        <div class="Container">
            <div class="Header" bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
                Nortron Security
            </div>

            <div class="Body">
                <center color="#FFFFFF">
Premier Digital Security Experts
                <img src="Images/SmallWorldMap.png" />
                </center>
            </div>
        </div>

    </body>

    <footer>
        <div class="Footer">
            <b>Copyright - 2012</b>
        </div>
    </footer>
</html>

```

## See also

* Nortron Internal Services Server
* Nortron Mail Server
* Nortron Mainframe
Missions (disambiguation)

**This article is a disambiguation page for Missions**.

The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.

Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

**Missions** may refer to:

* Missions - list of missions in *Hacknet*
* Missions (Extensions) - a core feature of Extensions
Entropy Asset Cache

## Entropy Asset Cache

### Admin  properties

**Type**: None
 **Password reset**: No
 **Super admin**: No

### Ports

**Required**: 1

 **HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **SMTP MailServer** (25)
 **FTP Server** (21)
 **SSH** (22)

### Firewall  properties

**Level**: 1
 **Extra time**: 0 second(s)

**Entropy Asset Cache** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Description

This is a node that contains the HexClock executable.

The node can be found by scanning Viper-Battlestation.

## See also

* Entropy Contract Database (Hub server)
* Entropy Asset Server (Asset server)
* Entropy test Server
PointClicker (disambiguation)

**This article is a disambiguation page for PointClicker**.

The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.

Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

**PointClicker** may refer to:

* PointClicker (Node) - a node in *Hacknet*
* Point Clicker - a mission in *Hacknet*
* PointClicker (Daemon) - a daemon
* PointClicker (Achievement) - an achievement in *Hacknet*
* Point Clicker Example - a node in the Intro Extension
Neopals

Neopals is a mission available on the Bibliotheque

## Summary

Old school legendary target Neopals has been given to the team as a test. Climb that mountain.

## Briefing

So, this wasn't my decision. We're nearly ready for the first of our two endgame jobs. A friend of mine has been doing a lot of digging for me to get us some starting points for something that I have in the works, but she's now asking for a show of confidence in the time.

Apparently not everyone just accepts that the three of you are the goods, so we've got some proving to do - and here we are.

Now, unfortunately, this network is no joke - it's a surprisingly legit litmus test of Hacker skill - so this is a team job, for (name) and D3f4ult.

The task itself is to shuffle a few values on their mainframe's database - user "Minx" wants their value of "NeoPoints" set to anything over 1,000,000

Stay sharp - this one's tricky
-Kaguya

## Walkthrough

* Overload the proxy
* Hack any three of the following: SSH, HTTP WebServer, BitTorrent, HTTPS
* Porthack to gain root access
* Scan for additional machines
* Clean your logs and forkbomb out
* Connect to the Neopals Version Control
* Overload the proxy
* Hack the FTPServer, BitTorrent and HTTPS
* Porthack to gain root access
* Next navigate to the /git folder and look at the commit logs for any ip addresses not matching the local ip
* Scan each of those
* The user who made the 'guide' is named thomas. Let's go see what's on his machine
* Connect to it and hack your way in
* navigate to the file system and look into the folder /home/work/ for a file called SecurityBreaches.txt
* Clean your logs
* Connect to Tiff's computer
* Hack your way through
* Scan for a phone
* Clean your logs then connect to the phone
* Login using the admin password
* Go to the file system and into the folder /eos/notes/ you will find a text files containing the logins for the authentication and version control servers, respectively
* Make a memory dump of the authentication server
* Clean your logs and get out
* Read the dump and look for anything useful
* Connect to the mainframe and login with the info you have on the memory dump
* Navigate the file system to /Database and open the file minx\_1.rec
* Use the "replace" command to change the value of neopoints" ex: "replace 822 1000001"
* Validate that the points have carried over
* Clean your logs and get out
* Flag the contact as completed back at the Bibliotheque
FirstGeneratedNode

**HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **SMTP MailServer** (25)
 **FTP Server** (21)
 **SSH** (22)

**`firstGeneratedNode`** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Description

This is a computer the player breaks into during "Tutorial".

Its name is randomly generated using these two parts:

* Ascendant
* Enabled
* Subversion
* Introversion
* Photonic
* Enlightened
* Software
* Facespace
* Mott
* Starchip
* Macrosoft
* Oppol
* Octovision
* tijital
* Valence
* 20%Cooler
* Celestia
* Manic
* Dengler
* Beagle
* Warden
* Phoenix
* Banished Stallion

* Interactive
* .com
* Internal
* Software
* Technologies
* Tech
* Solutions
* Enterprises
* Studios
* Consortium
* Communications

```
config.ini
init_num: "12"
continual_spawning "YES"
colours_enabled {"peach","vory","fudge","chocolate","magenta"}
behaviors_enabled {"twirl","thrust","helicopter"}
resolution: {"1280","800"}
fullscreen: "YES"
alt_tab_enabled: "YES"
texture_folder: "C:/Documents_and_Settings/Admin/Fax/Not_Porn/Documents/Serious_Documents/System/textures"
```
Macrosoft Workhorse Server 04

## Macrosoft Workhorse Server 04

### Admin  properties

**Type**: None
 **Password reset**: No
 **Super admin**: No

### Ports

**Required**: 3

 **FTP Server** (21)
 **HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **SQL Server** (1433)

### Other  properties

Junk files

**Macrosoft Workhorse Server 04** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Filesystem

### `/WORKLOGS`

* `0118917.log`

```
    JOB: ENCODE FILE
    ARGUMENTS:
    File: LemonStealingWhore.avi
    Output: SeriousBuisnessDocuments.dec

    JOB COMPLETE - 0 ERRORS DETECTED

```

* `8978163.log`

```
    JOB: COMPILE SOURCE (C#)
    ARGUMENTS:
    File: Main.cs
    Output: WinC_DEBUG_NONRELEASE.exe

    JOB INOMPLETE - 1 ERRORS DETECTED
    FILE Main.cs NOT FOUND

```

* `3345633.log`

```
    JOB: ENCODE FILE
    ARGUMENTS:
    File: WinCE_FirmwareSpecs.pdf
    Output: WinCE_FirmwareSpecs.dec
    Password: beepbeep

    JOB COMPLETE - 0 ERRORS DETECTED

```

* `489820.log`

```
    JOB: COMPILE SOURCE (C#)
    ARGUMENTS:
    File: Main.cs
    Output: WinC_DEBUG_NONRELEASE.exe

    JOB COMPLETE - 0 ERRORS DETECTED
    1 WARNING(S) DETECTED:
    Main.cs Line 12 Position 8: Unreachable Code Detected

```

* `9982711.log`

```
    JOB: ENCODE FILE
    ARGUMENTS:
    File: Naruto_Xrated_Collection.zip
    Output: printer_Drivers.dec
    Password: BELIEVEIT

    JOB COMPLETE - 0 ERRORS DETECTED

```
EnTech External Contractor Relay Server

**HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **SSH** (22)
 **SQL Server** (1433)
 **SMTP MailServer** (25)
 **FTP Server** (21)

**EnTech External Contractor Relay Server** is a node in *Hacknet*.

```
I'm writing this in faith that i told you this password - that you're the person I hope you are. And because it's all I have to work with right now.
Thankyou for looking so far. It seems a lot to ask for that anyone will read this, but I guess I'm doing a lot of that lately.
To business then - If you are actually here then, well, that's already my worst case, and I have some hard requests to me. You must've run into the files on what EnTech's up to - and I hope you feel the way I do about it. You've seen how good EnSec is already - incredibly so, and once it's polished up, I wonder how much of the freedom we have now will slip away.
This is.. maybe actually fine. I'm fine with that, and on a lot of levels, I respect them trying to fix security and want it to work, even if it cripples what I'm best at.

But not like this.

The Hacknet project is the problem. It's great to make good security, it's even kind of ok to hold a lot of control over it and it's usage. But breaking everything EXCEPT what you've made isn't.
Before I knew it, I'd contributed too much to Hacknet - It was an incredible project, fun and challenging and they just threw resources at it endlessly - amazing to work on. And I made something incredible.
It's called "Porthack" - basically a sum of my knowledge and skill - it opens doors just about anywhere.

I got curious after a while, and broke in to the mainframe, and put it all together - maybe the first "complete" build that'd been done of the project with a complete Porthack wired in...
It's not so hard to see what happens from here - they complete this, Hacknet gets out somehow, the world's in total chaos, and our one chance to stop digital security from falling into this insane monopoly slips away.
What we have isn't perfect, and EnTech's security is good, but Hacknet ruins everything - and If we don't stop it now, it might be too late to stop it ever.

The CEO's email account tells the rest.

User: rc@entech.com
Pass: "byC89kMMe"

Please,
-Bit
0
```

#### `/teja`

* `.gitkeep`

```
#this file deliberately empty to ensure this folder remains active in Git after contents are removed
```
Aggression must be Punished

Target Machine
Proxy\_Node-X04

IP Address
173.194.35.163

Previous Mission
eOS Device Scanning

Next Mission
CSEC Invitation or Are you Kidding me?

## Summary

* Access a proxy computer and delete stolen information
* Get hacked yourself
* Reply to the Entropy email (passive), or get revenge on your attacker

## Email

(name),

You've proved yourself very capable in a very small amount of time, I'm impressed

There's something that's been bothering me for a while that I'd like you to help with. A relatively new, but apparently talented hacker by the handle "Naix" has been a bit... Over aggressive. He claims to have recently stolen a great deal of internal data from Macrosoft inc.

Entropy is actively trying to improve the view of the hacker community in the eyes of the public - just because our methods can be illegitimate, does not mean our intentions are to harm. Naix is doing a lot to damage this effort.

I would like you to delete what he stole - the IP he used to access their servers it attached, the archive should be on that node somewhere.

A recently acquired program has been added to the asset server to aid you in this task.

-Tex

## Walkthrough

* Add Jason's Proxy\_Node-X04 Plus to your netmap
* On your own machine, run shell
* Change the mode on your machines shell from overload to trap
* On at least two other machines, run shell
* Logon to Entropy Asset Server
* Download SMTPoverflow.exe
* Login to Proxy\_Node-X04
* Overload Proxy
* Crack FTP, SMTP, and SSH
* PortHack
* Delete the Macrosoft file in home/
* At this point, you get an email from Naix in outrage. Not long after, he will try to hack you.
* Trigger the trap shell on your home computer to kill the attack. If you are not fast enough, he will crash your computer and and delete your x-server.sys file. If that happens, the easiest way to get it back is to scan your home computer, connect to the IP you find, and then do cd (any folder) and then cat /sys, then scp the x-server.sys file on that machine. After that, you can reboot your system.
* Now at this point, you have several options. You can reply to the email from Entropy and the mission will be considered done. Skip to CSEC Invitation.
* Alternatively, you can counter-hack Naix.
Coel Gateway

**FTP Server** (21)
 **SSH** (22)
 **HTTPS (SSL)** (443)
 **Pacific Dedicated** (192)
 **HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **BitTorrent** (6881)

**Coel\_\_Gateway** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Description

This gateway belongs to Coel. The computer IP is revealed by decrypting the `PA_0022_Incident.dec` file from the Psylance Internal Services.

## Filesystem

### `/home`

* `not_the_first.txt`

```
Hi Hanna
```

* `coel\_x-server.sys`
Entrophy X-C Project

X-C Project is a mission that is available on the Entrophy Contract Database

## Summary

A bit of a strange request - someone exceptionally well funded's asked for some help in investigating a co-worker's tabled to see fi it's being used for personnal matters at work.

A cursory poke around their system made it look like they were obsessed with aliens - might be a really dedicated roleplaying group, or group of conspiracy theorists?

## Email from Client

Hello Civilian,

The X-C project has need of your assistance. While strictly a quiet and internat matter, it's something i'd personally like investigated, as I've held suspicions on it for some time. I believe one of the prominent research leads on our science team here may be being... less productive than she could be.

I'd like an outside operative to investigate her tablet and see if anything's out of place or not work related.

Our servers use a centralized data storage system that mirrors files by an ID code. I'd like you to investigate the system and reply to me with the code to any file you think might be worth investigating.

The files that we're after shoiuld have their ID marked at the top, like this:

X-C\_PROJECT:ID#11111111, where "11111111" is the ID we're after here.

Attached is a direct link to the tablet in question.

Good Luck,

-C.O Bradford

## Response from Client

Impressive work, civilian - you've been much more thorough than I expected.

It looks like the interrogation tooling project is coming along nicely... A little bit more extensive than I would have expected, but we dont question the doctor on these things.

At any rate, this was commissioned by the commander, it all seems in order.

Bradford out,

-C.O Bradford

## Tools Required

* FTPBounce
* SSHcrack

## Walkthrough

* Bypass the proxy
* Hack the FTP Server
* Hack the SSH
* Porthack as normal
* Navigate the file system to /X/Personal/
* Open the file "Penetrator\_mk1.spec"
* Note the project id
* Clean your logs
* Disconnect
* Reply to the client
EnTech Workstation 004

## EnTech Workstation \_004

### Admin  properties

**Type**: Basic
 **Password reset**: No
 **Super admin**: No

### Ports

**Required**: 9999999
 **INVIOLABLE**

 **HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **SSH** (22)
 **SQL Server** (1433)
 **SMTP MailServer** (25)
 **FTP Server** (21)

### Firewall  properties

**Level**: 0
 **Extra time**: 0 second(s)

### Other  properties

Junk files

**EnTech Workstation \_004** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Description

This is an unbreachable EnTech workstation.
LAX Pacific Server

**SSH** (340)
 **FTP Server** (21)
 **HTTPS (SSL)** (443)

**LAX\_Pacific\_Server** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Description

This is the entry point computer in the mission "Take Flight".

```
?cfg version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8" ?
//This file is not intended to be user-modified;
//it will be populated once the Schiss-Co Router Setup web application
//is run on a local client.
```

* `settings_custom.cfg`

```
?cfg version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8" ?
//Put your custom settings here, or populate this file by running the
//Schiss-Co Router Setup web application, available on our online portal.
```

* `readme.txt`

```
Congratulations on your purchase of a Schiss-Co wireless routing server! You've bought one of the most secure pieces of networking hardware on the planet, and with just a little bit of setup, your systems will be bulletproof.

For security purposes, we recommend immediately changing the default settings: when you first plug in your Schiss-Co router, it'll be open so that you can get in and configure it without having to jump over any hurdles.

Next, you'll want to insert the proprietary Schiss-Co authentication key into an available USB port on the client you're using for setup. This machine can be running Windows, Mac, or any of the Linux distributions and versions listed in the manual or on our website. This is a mandatory step in the process; we need to verify that you're using a Schiss-Co supported hardware/software combination.

This will launch the setup wizard.

For offline setup, feel free to call 555-0167 during West Coast business hours - a trained representative will be happy to help you through the process.

Please note that we do not condone the use of third-party software on Schiss-Co brand routing hardware.
```
Bibliotheque

## Bibliotheque

### Admin  properties

**Type**: Basic
 **Password reset**: No
 **Super admin**: No

### Accounts

**Coel**: `colamaeleon`
 **Kaguya**: `dj820mmaCb`
 **D3f4ult**: `kanzaz`

### Ports

**Required**: 5

 **SSH** (1234)
 **FTP Server** (99)
 **HTTP WebServer** (9050)
 **BitTorrent** (6882)
 **HTTPS (SSL)** (443)

### Firewall  properties

**Level**: 1
 **Extra time**: 0 second(s)

**Bibliotheque** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Description

This is Bibliotheque's hub server in the *Hacknet - Labyrinths* DLC.

## Daemons

* `DHSDaemon`
	+ `groupName: Bibliotheque`
	+ `themeColor: 38, 201, 155`
	+ `allowContractAbbandon: false`
	+ `addsFactionPointOnMissionComplete: true`
	+ `agent: Coel`
		- `pass: colamaeleon`
		- `color: 209,74,48`
	+ `agent: Kaguya`
		- `pass: dj820mmaCb`
		- `color: 112,198,255`
	+ `agent: D3f4ult`
		- `pass: kanzaz`
		- `color: 58,202,146`

## See also

* Bibliotheque DropServer
* Bibliotheque Ghost Storage
Example Mail

**HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **SSH** (22)
 **FTP Server** (21)
 **SMTP MailServer** (25)
 **SQL Server** (1433)

**Example Mail** is a node in the Intro Extension.

*For the mail server in the original game, see JMail.com*.

## Description

Example Mail is the main mailserver in the Intro Extension. The player has an account here; they receive e-mails from various contacts via this server.

## Daemons

* `mailServer`
	+ `name: Example Mail Server`
	+ `color: 50,237,212`
Jason's LackBook Pro

**HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **SMTP MailServer** (25)
 **FTP Server** (21)
 **SSH** (22)

**Jason's LackBook Pro** is a node in *Hacknet*.

*Not to be confused with Jason's PowerBook Plus.*

```
    Why is the word danger so good? Not just danger, DANGER. All caps. It's just the objectively best word.
    Best zone? The DANGER zone. best middle name? DANGER.
    I wish i could use that word for everything.

```

* `T2_Screenplay.dec` (encrypted file)
	+ IP: 37.187.27.55
	+ Header: Secure Script Encryption inc (c)
	+ Extension: `.doc`

```
    Titanic 2: Iceberg's Revenge
    -A Screenplay-

JACK DAWSON: "No one ever thought about it - but the iceberg didn't just hit us... WE HIT IT!"
ROSE DEWITT BUKATER: "What?! Did the crazy science operation that revived you mess with your head? I brought you back because I *LOVE* you!"
JACK DAWSON: "I know, but we're in danger here. That iceberg had a family, and they want revenge. They told me when i was about to die... they never expected..."
-JACK DAWSON whips out his COOL SHADES and puts them on
JACK DAWSON: "I'd be back."

Cut to California Coastline

An iceberg appears in the water, approaching the city at incredible speed.
Evacuation sirens begin sounding, people on the beach are screaming, pointing at it and running for their lives.
More icebergs are appearing in the water next to it, also rushing for the shore.

ROSE DEWITT BUKATER: "Help!"
JACK DAWSON: "Rose! I'm here for you! I'll never leave you!"

The lead iceberg is on the shore now, gliding towards the two protagonists. It pulls out a gun.

ROSE DEWITT BUKATER: "JAAAAACCCKKKKKKK!"

```

* `GHL_ChapterList.dec` (encrypted file)
	+ IP: 37.187.27.55
	+ Header: Secure Script Encryption inc (c)
	+ Extension: `.doc`

```
    Galactic Hero's Legend
    -Table of Contents-

    CHAPTER ONE: Penetrating the stratosphere
    CHAPTER 2: Deep impact
    CHAPTER 3: Reverse Thrust
    CHAPTER 4: All the way to the heart
    CHAPTER 5: Heavy tremors
    CHAPTER 6: Attack on the rear admiral
    CHAPTER 7: The four spoils of war
    CHAPTER 8: The depth of his gratitude
    CHAPTER 9: Regrets, fears, desires
    CHAPTER 10: Explosions in the deep
    CHAPTER 11: Following a strict rhythm
    Chapter 12: Gently at first, but then with such fury

```
Hacknet (disambiguation)

**This article is a disambiguation page for Hacknet**.

The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.

Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

**Hacknet** may refer to:

* *Hacknet* - the game
* Hacknet (Achievement) - an achievement
* Hacknet Wiki - an information archive about the game
Ghosting the Vault

## Email from client

DEC Solutions has recently finished their new "DEC Encryption Suite" - basically a file encryption package. We have a file that we want to look at that's been locked by this encryption.

I've been thrown a copy of it up on our crossroads server (a non-secure dumping ground for all CSEC users) as "encrypt\_source.dec". ".dec" is the file extension this new encryption generates, by the way.

You might want to take a look at the file itself first. The company's website is pretty barren of anything useful, but if you dig a bit you might find something to help. Once you're in, try scanning to see if the network goes deeper.

Once you have it decrypted, upload it to the CSEC Drop Server.

## Tools Needed

SSHcrack

WebServerWorm

SMTPoverflow

FTPBounce (can be obtained from Entropy Asset Server

SQL\_Mem\_Corrupt (can be obtained in CSEC Assets Server, scp from /bin/SQL\_Mem\_Corrupter/SQL\_MemCorrupt.exe)

## Walkthrough

After obtaining the server IP from the email enter the node:

* Run the Probe command
* Analyze the Firewall
* Run the solve [] command once you finished analyzing the Firewall
* Hack the HTTP WebServer
* Hack the SQL Server
* Run PortHack
* Run a Scan on the network

The DEC Mainframe will pop up, erase your tracks on the server and disconnect.

Connect to the DEC Mainframe node

Hack the FTP Server
Hack the SMTP MailServer
Hack the SSH
Hack the HTTP WebServer
Hack the SQL Server

Once you have hacked in it is time to find the file Decypher.exe.

Download the Decypher.exe

Clear your tracks and disconnect from the DEC Mainframe

Connect to the CSEC Crossroads Server

Decrypt the encrypt\_source.dec file

Download the decrypted file

Connect to the CSEC Drop Server
Upload the decrypted file

reply to the email

## Commands

* Probe
* ls
* cd
* rm
* PortHack
* scp
* cat
* upload
Neopals Homepage

**SSH** (22)
 **HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **BitTorrent** (6881)
 **HTTPS (SSL)** (8080)

**Neopals Homepage** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Daemons

* `addWebServer`
	+ `name: Neopals!`
	+ `url: Content/Web/Presets/Neopals/Neopals.html`

```
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
    "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
    <head>
        <rel ="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="centredarkstyle.css" />
        <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/php; charset=utf-8" />

        <title>Neopals!</title>
    </head>

    <body style= "margin-top:200px;background-image: url(Images/NeopalsBackground.jpg);background-repeat: repeat;">
        <div class="Container">

            <div class="Body">
                <center>
                <img src="Images/NeopalsLogo.png" />
                </center>
            </div>
            <div>
                <center>
                	<img src="Images/SignUpButton.png" />
                	<img src="Images/LogInButton.png" />
                </center>
                <div style="margin-top:10px;position: relative; height: 42px; font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;font-size: 7pt;">
	            <center>NEOPALS and all related indicia are trademarks of Neopals, Inc., © 1999-2016.<br/>All rights reserved. Use of this site signifies your acceptance of the Terms of Use.
	            </center>
            </div>
            </div>
        </div>

    </body>
</html>

```

## Filesystem

### `/home`

* `Server_Config_Info.txt`

```
--IMPORTANT--
This server hosts the front end of the site. It maintains connections to the Authentication and Mainframe servers to pull data down, and it gets it's own updates from the Version Control system.
Don't put deployment files on here manually! This is automatically configured - messing with it could ruin the update deployment process.
```

## Trivia

* This is one of the six servers that has a passive tracker. The other servers are:
	+ CFC Corporate Mainframe
	+ Lihota Productions
	+ SecurityCoNnEXION Web Portal
	+ PacificAir\_BookingsMainframe
	+ PacificAir\_Whitelist\_Authenticator
DEC Solutions Web Server

## DEC Solutions Web Server

### Ports

**Required**: 2

 **HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **SQL Server** (1433)

### Mission  appearance(s)

Ghosting the Vault

**DEC Solutions Web Server** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Filesystem

### `/home`

* `README.txt`

```
Haha made you look

```

* `Staff_Memo.dec` (encrypted file)
	+ IP: 101.0.89.154
	+ Header: Staff Memo
	+ Extension: .txt

* `New_Policies.dec` (encrypted file)
	+ IP: 101.0.89.154
	+ Header: Staff Memo
	+ Extension: .txt

* `DECE_TestBuild_pdb.dec` (encrypted file)
	+ IP: 101.0.89.154
	+ Header: Source Code
	+ Extension: .pdb
Imposters On Death Row

Imposters on Death Row is a mission available on the CSEC (Node)

## Summary

This is a cleanup job to remove some false information a hacker planted in the Death Row database.

For reasons unknown, a false, duplicated record has been added to the Death Row records - likely as some sort of identity theft or griefing plan.

We would like this false record removed.

## Email from Client

This contract has been added by an anonymous CSEC member. Though it may be possible to discern the sponsor's identity through this contract, CSEC requests that, as always you respect the privacy and anonimity of it's members by not doing so.

Contract:
The death row record for one "Joseph Felman" (#119080) is a clear duplication of Alva Curry's (#999080) record, which is clearly the original.

Delete the Joseph Felman record from the database - its presence there not only presents a risk to any and all real Joseph Felman but is also an insult to the original statement made by Mr. Curry.

Correct This

-CSEC

## Tools Used

* WebServerWorm
* FTPBounce
* SQL\_MemCorrupt

## Walkthrough

* Solve the firewall
* Hack the HTTP WebServer
* Hack the FTP Server
* Hack the SQL Server
* Navigate the file system to /dr\_database/records
* Locate and delete the file matching the information inside the contract email
* Clean your logs and disconnect
* Reply to the contract email
Entropy Asset Server

**HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **SMTP MailServer** (25)
 **FTP Server** (21)
 **SSH** (22)

**Entropy Asset Server** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Description

This is Entropy's asset server.

```
Entropy Mantra

Our group is founded on 3 pillars, which we strive to follow in all things:

1) Strive for justice and righteousness in all things

2) Create and share more than you destroy

3) Never have an excuse not to improve

Entropy will deny contracts that go against these pillars, and remove agents that violate them.
```

### `/bin`

* `FTPBounce.exe`
* `SSHcrack.exe`

## See also

* Entropy Contract Database (Hub server)
* Entropy test Server
* Entropy Asset Cache
Cornch1p home pc

**BitTorrent** (69)
 **HTTPS (SSL)** (443)

**cornch1p home pc** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Memory dump

```
    <Commands>
      <Command>MagmaMail.exe -ip 26.26.62.62 cornch1p@magmamailbox.com:SaltyChippies22
...Connected!
Accessing email.
Accessing email.
Accessing email.
Disconnecting.
rm home/MagmaMail.exe
dc</Command>
    </Commands>

```

## See also

* MagmaMailbox
* TortillaVPS
International Academic Database

**HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **SMTP MailServer** (25)
 **FTP Server** (21)
 **SQL Server** (1433)

**International Academic Database** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Description

This is an academic database. It contains entries on people in the *Hacknet* universe.

Most entries are randomly generated.

## Daemons

* `AcademicDatabse`
	+ `name: Academic Database`

## Filesystem

### `/academic_data`

* `admin.txt`

```
Reminder: If you are logged out for maintenance, the password for this server is "techtonic" for the current security cycle.
```

## Gallery

Non-Admin Account ActiveValid Administrator Account DetectedAbout This ServerSearch EntriesRandom Entry
## See also

* Universal Medical
* Death Row Records Database
Boatmail.com

## boatmail.com

### Admin  properties

**Type**: None
 **Password reset**: No
 **Super admin**: No

### Ports

**Required**: 4

 **HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **SMTP MailServer** (25)
 **FTP Server** (21)
 **SSH** (22)

### Other  properties

Junk files

**boatmail.com** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Description

This is an unused mail server. It does not have any preset accounts.

## Daemons

* `mailServer`
	+ `name: Boatmail`
	+ `color: 155,155,230`
Nate Wesson STOR-DRIVE(tm)

**SSH** (22)
 **FTP Server** (21)

**Nate Wesson\_STOR-DRIVE(tm)** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Description

This is a secret node. It can be revealed by generating a memory dump from the Nate Wesson Home node.

## Filesystem

### `/bin`

* `DNotes.exe`
* `DNotes_Guide.txt`

```
## DNotes.exe - Lightweight local note reporting.
Reads notes file from local server and dumps contents to terminal, then exits immediately. Contains no controls for reading/writing and maintains no footprint to be as lightweight as possible, while still being informative.
```
CSEC Contracts

**List of CSEC Contracts**:

* Investigate a medical record
* Teach an old dog new tricks [Int.Academic]
* Locate or Create Decryption Software
* Remove a Fabricated Death Row Record
* Track an Encrypted File
* Check out a suspicious server
* Wipe clean an academic record
* Compromise an eOS Device
* Help an aspiring writer
* Add a Death Row record for a family member
* Decrypt a secure transmission
* Project Junebug
Faith Morello's Laptop

**FTP Server** (1887)
 **HTTPS (SSL)** (443)
 **BitTorrent** (8)
 **HTTP WebServer** (8080)

**Faith Morello's Laptop** is a node in *Hacknet*.

```
PortSmacker User Guide

PortSmacker is a tool intended for speeding up your torrents by using nontraditional ports to punch through ISP-level NAT throttling and firewalls.

The user interface mimics a spreadsheet; to change a setting, just type a number in a cell and hit Enter. This tool is intended for advanced users, so don't fuck it up.

Example Usage:

I want to speed up my torrents, but port 6881 is throttled by my ISP. To get around that, I drop down to port 8, which, for some reason, works much better. Eventually the ISP will get wise, and start throttling port 8, but until then, it's fine to keep using it.
```

* `HackerCracker_Cracked_NoDVD.zip` (binary)
* `PortSmacker.zip` (binary)
* `DIY_Pickles_A_Guide_To_Pickling_In_The.zip` (binary)
* `VRDesk.zip` (binary)
* `PacificPortcrusher.exe`

#### `/work`

* `logindetails.txt`

```
> dardour@psylance.net sent:
> Hey Faith,
> Here's your login details for the IRC.
> Be sure to change them when you get the chance. via NickServ. You won't need to reconnect, for obvious reasons.
> -Darryl

> IRC Username: faithless
> Pass: catsarebestpet
```

### `/sys`

* `x-server.sys` (RiptideClassic theme)
* `RTClassic\_x-server.sys` (RiptideClassic theme)
Joseph Scott's Battlestation

**HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **SMTP MailServer** (25)
 **FTP Server** (21)
 **SSH** (22)

**Joseph Scott's Battlestation** is a node in *Hacknet*.

* `DEC_Header_Analysasdsadsafds.txt`

```
  This is seriously getting out of hand. First the problems with actually being able to break the encryption without the proprietary tool, now this?
  Reading the headers is *still* a big problem - there's the encode source ip in there which, yeah, is still a huge security concern thanks very much, I don't care
  how much easier it makes your debugging sessions and client relationships.

  Well, here's some more working proof that we've got problems. I'll let the dust settle on the first bombshell, then throw this into the ring.
  2 at once might get me fired, best hold onto this till things calm down a bit.

  Oh DECHead.exe, why do you cause me so many problems.
  I guess it's more just outsourcing in general.

  Why am i blogigng into a txt file..
  Ughhh painkillers.

```

* `DECHead.exe`
Example Website Server

## Example Website Server

### Admin  properties

**Type**: None
 **Password reset**: No
 **Super admin**: No

### Ports

**Required**: 2

 **HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **SSH** (22)
 **Blizzard Updater** (3724)
 **Version Control** (9418)

### Mission  appearance(s)

Websites

**Example Computer** is a node in the Intro Extension.

## Description

This is an example website node in the Intro Extension.

## Daemons

* `addWebServer`
	+ `name: Example Website`
	+ `url: Web/ExampleWebsite/ExampleWebsite.html`