recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Back to School

Back to school is a mission available on the Entropy Contract Database

## Summary

A high school has contacted us with concerns about their IT department accessing private student data (likely on the request of one of their student's parents, but we cant say for sure). They dont want anything deleted, but want to discreetly find their it staff's private passwords so they can investigate themselves.

## Email from Client

Agent,

Milburgh High School's administration department has contacted us looking for a means of quietly gaining their IT staff's admin password, so that they can perform an investigation as to what data they are keeping on their students.

While inside, try to preserve all data the way you find it - any tampering couls mess with their judgment.

For your part of it, you'll need to break in, clear your tracks and reply to this with the password to the server. We'll take care of contacting the school and sending the details over.

Good Luck,

-Entropy Admins

## Response from Client

Ok really?

\*\*\*\*\*\*\*.... Wow. I dont know if the guy's a genius or an idiot. Probably a bit of both? Damn, I mean, I only checked it myself because the verification script said it was working and I wanted to test \*that\*!

Huh. This is... going to be a confusing reply to the school admins. Ugh.

Good work on your end, putting it through now.

-Admins

## Walkthrough

* use **shell** to bypass proxy,
* FTPBounce 21 ,
* Porthack as normal
* Check **pw\_memo.log** - (located in /home/MH\_STAFF/) there's mention that the password is 7 \* 's ,
* delete logs ,
* disconnect.
* Reply to the email with details added about the 7 \*'s
Binary Universe(ity)

Binary Universe(ity) is a mission accessible from the CSEC (Node)

## Summary

A potential friend of the group needs a degree added to his resume.

## Email from Client

It's good to have friends in high places in digital security companies - \*especially\* friends that know nothing about computer security.

One such very friendly individual has recently been contacted by an agent, and we need a small show of power to win him over.

We'd like you to give  him a new degree, from his local university in Manchester.

Name: John Stalvern

Degree: "Masters in Digital Security"

University: "Manchester University"

GPA: 3.0 or higher

Important: Remember to clear your tracks - international institues rely on their repuration to remain relevant - you are compromising that. If they discover this, they will not be forgiving.

Good luck,
-CSEC

## Walkthrough

* If you previously made a mission on this server you can just login right away and avoid dealing with the hacking.
* if not
	+ Bypass the firewall
	+ Hack the HTTP WebServer
	+ Hack the SMTP MailServer
	+ Hack the FTP Server
	+ Hack the SQL Server
* Lookup the name
* Add his degree using the information provided in the email
* Clean your logs and disconnect
* Reply to contract email
Bitwise Relay 01

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

**Bitwise Relay 01** is a node in *Hacknet*.

```
If you're reading this, you've run into (and then broken into) one of my relay servers.
If you're looking to get in contact with me for some reason, throw a file up on my drop server, I check it occasionally.

108.160.165.139
```
Bit's disappearance Investigation

## Email from Client

Hey,

This'll be a less formal email, and I'm going to sign it with my handle, no need for anonymity here, we
re looking out for a friend.

So Bit went dark a little over 2 weeks ago which is pretty unusual. I mean, going dark for a bit is fine, but not contacting anyone here? 2 weeks? Something's up.

I've thrown in a few links to some servers he owns/uses, so maybe dig around there. If you find anything, throw it up on the CSEC drop server and I'll check it out.

Thanks,
-Vapor

## 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

You can go to the Bitwise Test PC but no useful information is there.

Connect to the Bitwise Relay and initiate your hack.

* Probe the system
* Hack the SQL Server
* Hack the SSH
* Hack the FTP Server
* Hack the HTTP WebServer
* Use PortHack

Once you are inside the system open the file Home\_Base.txt, this will give you the location of Bit's Drop Server.

Connect to the Bit's Drop Server

* Probe the system
* Setup Shell
* Bypass Proxy
* Disable Firewall
* Hack the SQL Server
* Hack the SSH
* Hack the FTP Server
* Hack the HTTP WebServer
* Hack the SMTPMailServer
* Use PortHack

After gaining access to the server, check the Uploads for a file READ\_all\_hackers.txt. Read it if you like but this is the information Vapor is looking for, so download it.

* Clear your tracks as usual

* Go to the CSEC Drop Server and upload the file from Bit's Drop Server

* Reply to the email

## Commands

* cd
* ls
* cat
* shell
* rm \*
Head of the Polar Star

**SSH** (22)
 **SQL Server** (1433)

**Head of the Polar Star** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Description

This is the target computer of the Polar Star trials in the mission "An Important Link".

## Filesystem

### `/home`

* `Ofuda.txt`

```
    You will be watched.

    In time,

    You will join us.

    Claim your gifts.

```

#### `/Gifts`

* `WHITE\_x-server.sys` (White theme)
* `SQLBufferOverflow.exe`

## See also

* Shrine of the Polar Star
* Polar Star - Trial of Patience
* Polar Star - Trial of Haste
* Polar Star - Trial of Diligence
	+ Tail of Diligence
* Polar Star - Trial of Focus
Intro Faction Hub

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

**Intro Faction Hub** is a node in the Intro Extension.

## Description

This is the hub server in the Intro Extension. The player can accep contracts from there and learn about mechanics of Extensions.

## Daemons

* `missionHubServer`
	+ `groupName: IntroFac`
	+ `serviceName: Intro Faction Hub`
	+ `missionFolderPath: Missions/IntroFac`
	+ `themeColor: 95,222,159,100`
	+ `lineColor: 54,69,60`
	+ `backgroundColor: 10,10,10,160`

## Gallery

Main pageLogin screenMenuContract ListingUser List
Confirmation Mission

IP Address
 Previous Mission

## Summary

* Overload Proxy
* Crack SSH
* PortHack
* Delete the Entropy articles
* Rename or Delete config.sys
* ForkBomb or Reboot

## Email

Greetings (Your Username), Let me be the first to congratulate you on locating and passing the Entropy group entrance exam - while to an experienced hacker it's a relatively trivial task, surprisingly few actually seem to manage it. Before we will be able to allow you to officially join the group, we must further confirm your abilities. A tabloid news server has recently taken a negative stance towards Entropy, and we'd like to temporarily disable their operation. As a second test of your skill, we ask you to bring down this server's Message Board. If you can, leave the non-entropy related articles and the rest of the server intact - we do not wish to be needlessly destructive. This is not a request to simply wipe the server clean of articles - we want just that program brought down. -Tex

## Walkthrough

* Add Slash-Bot News Network
* Run "Shell" on servers you already got admin access on. (1 is enough)
* Connect to Slash-Bot News Network
* Press Overload (Press the button named "Overload" at the left side of the game under "Shell")
* Close the "Shells" when Bypassed Proxy (Next to "Overload")
* Run SSHCrack on port 22
* Run PortHack
* CD to MsgBoard
* CD to listings
* RM the articles with Entropy in the name
* CD back to MsgBoard
* Rename or delete Config.sys
* CD to logs
* Delete all logs
* ForkBomb or Reboot
* Reply the last email

## Console Commands

* Shell (run "shell" on servers you already got admin access, like your PC)
* Connect Slash-Bot News Network
* Overload Proxy (Press the button named "Overload" at the left side of the game under "Shell")
* SSHCrack 22
* PortHack
* CD /MsgBoard/listings
* rm Entropy(tab) and Suspicions(tab)
* CD ..
* rm config.sys
* CD ..
* CD /log
* rm \*
* ForkBomb or Reboot
* Reply the last email
Merry Hill Cafe Router

## Merry Hill Cafe Router

### Admin  properties

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

### Ports

**Required**: 1

 **HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **BitTorrent** (6881)

### Mission  appearance(s)

Bean Stalk

**Merry Hill Cafe Router** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Filesystem

* `stats.txt`

```
v184_r8294
current_connections=0
daily_connections=10
weekly_connections=102
all_time_connections=16177
```

* `connections.txt`

```
# This list is cleared once a day.
Damon's eBook Pro 6,1 (76.186.229.34)
Asdis Dagrunsdottir's Laptop (198.150.137.83)
Aisha Black's ePhone+++ (234.49.97.22)
cornch1p's ePhone (41.52.132.177)
Unnamed's ePhone(92.70.126.14)
Li Qiaoming's ePhone+ (25.78.98.51)
Blackwool's ePhone (36.126.136.147)
vapelord-laptop (217.23.54.116)
Olivia-Senpai's ePhone (214.167.105.117)
argggh-laptop (32.246.246.44)
```
ISP Management Server

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

**ISP Management Server** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Description

This computer allows the player to change the IP of any node, including the player's PC. It is used during the Emergency Trace Aversion Sequence to reset the player's IP address, should they be traced.

The server is only available when the player becomes the member of CSEC.

## Emergency Trace Aversion Sequence

*Main article: Emergency Trace Aversion Sequence*
Once the active trace of a computer reaches zero, or if the passive tracker catches the player, Emergency Trace Aversion Sequence (ETAS) will activate.

1. Connect to the ISP Management Server
2. Get admin access to the computer
3. Click "Search for IP"
4. Enter IP address of the player's computer and click "Scan"
5. Once the server reveals the player's computer, click "Assign New IP"

The player will disconnect and the system will reboot. The player will lost admin status on all computers, excluding the player's computer. All admin passwords will be intact.

## Filesystem

### `/home`

* `ISP_About_Message.txt`

```
This server is an ISP routing and management system
designed to allow for easy setup and administration
of third party ISP management companies.
To use the management system, first acquire an
administrator account for this machine
(contact your sysadmin team), then search for the
 IP address in question.

If this program has technical issues,
contact customer support on
1-800-827-6364
```
Point Clicker

Point Clicker is a game in Hacknet, related to one of the entropy missions, where the player must remove another player's save file.

Points can be increased by clicking, and upgrades bought with points, which will increase the gain of more points.

There are two associated achievements. These can both be easily obtained by replacing "Minsk"'s save with "<playername>"'s save, following the same format as the other saves.
Funkenstein's Laboratory

**BitTorrent** (69)
 **HTTPS (SSL)** (443)
 **SSH** (1999)
 **FTP Server** (21)

**Funkenstein's Laboratory** is a node in *Hacknet*.

```
IF YOU ARE SEEING THIS, THINGS ARE WORSE THAN YOU CAN POSSIBLY IMAGINE FOR YOU RIGHT NOW
```

#### `/ableton`

* `We_Are_Number_Onederwall.mp3` (binary)
* `note.txt`

```
These need to go in the compilation album

home/ableton/samples/burp.mp3
home/ableton/samples/pointclicker_click.mp3
home/ableton/samples/pointclicker_win.mp3
home/ableton/samples/pointclicker_lose.mp3
home/ableton/samples/noticemesenpai.mp3
home/ableton/samples/ohno.mp3
home/ableton/samples/madonna.mp3
home/ableton/samples/windowsXP_error_sound.mp3
home/ableton/samples/windows98_login_sound.mp3
```

* `samples.zip` (binary)
* `todo.txt`

```
Wonderwall mashups
All-Star mashups
Wonderwall and All-Star mashups

Backup current tracks for release to shitpost distributor
```

##### `/finished`

* `Wonderwall_But_Every_Time_They_Say_Wonderwall_It_Gets_Faster.mp3` (binary)

## Memory Dump

```
    <Commands>
      <Command>FTPZilla -connect 32.43.54.65
...connecting...
...connected.
...uploading (1/12)...
...uploading (2/12)...
...uploading (3/12)...
...uploading (4/12)...
...uploading (5/12)...
...uploading (6/12)...
...uploading (7/12)...
...uploading (8/12)...
...uploading (9/12)...
...uploading (10/12)...
...uploading (11/12)...
...uploading (12/12)...done!
...packing 12 files into archive hells_maw.dec...done!
...disconnected.
exiting.</Command>
    </Commands>

```
Pellium Box

**SSH** (22)
 **FTP Server** (42)
 **SMTP MailServer** (25)
 **HTTPS (SSL)** (443)
 **BitTorrent** (6881)

**Pellium Box** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Description

This is a secret node that contains various themes. The IP can be revealed by generating a memory dump from the Naix Root Gateway node.

## Filesystem

### `/themes`

* `x-server\_Green.sys` (Green theme)
* `x-server\_RiptideStandard.sys` (RiptideStandard theme)
* `x-server\_StarfieldClassic.sys` (StarfieldClassic theme)
Mission 2 Test Node (2)

**SSH** (22)
 **FTP Server** (21)
 **SMTP MailServer** (25)

**Mission 2 Test Node** is a node in the Intro Extension.

*Not to be confused with the node of the same name.*

## Description

This is the node the player has to break into to get access to the Intro Faction Hub.

## Filesystem

### `/home`

* `example.txt`

```
This is a file!
You can write whatever you want here.
```
Extensions

**Extensions** are a feature in *Hacknet*.

## Description

Extensions allow players to create custom storylines in *Hacknet* using assets from the game and (optionally) the *Hacknet - Labyrinths* DLC.

## Basic structure

### Files

* `ExtensionInfo.xml` - the core file that contains the extension's metadata.
* `Intro.txt` - the intro text that appears when the extension is launched. In the original game, the intro is handled by the `BitSpeech.txt` file.
* Logo file(s) - logos that appear in-game and the Steam Workshop.

### Folders

* `Actions` - contains action files.
* `Factions` - contains faction files.
* `HackerScripts` - contains hacker script files.
* `Music` - contains music files. Must be in `.ogg` format to work properly.
* `Missions` - contains mission files.
* `Nodes` - contains node (computer) files.
* `People` - contains files that define people in various in-game databases.
* `Themes` - contains theme (background) files.
* `Web` - contains HTML and CSS files for web server daemons.

Additional folders can be created if necessary.

## Debug commands

*Hacknet* has debug commands that make developing Extensions easier. There are two ways to use them:

* "Set Launch Options" on Steam
* Launch *Hacknet* via command prompt with debug commands: `Hacknet.exe -enabledebug`

Command list:

* `-extstart [EXTENSION_FOLDER_NAME]` - autostarts the extension once the game is launched.
* `-altmonitor` - starts the game on the second monitor.
* `-enablefc` - enables the feature to force-complete an active mission without meeting the requirements.
* `-enabledebug` - enables in-game debug commands:
	+ `fh` - instantly breaks into a system.
	+ `dscan [ID]` - scans a node by its ID.
	+ `ra` - reveals all nodes on the netmap.
	+ `reloadext` - reloads and updates all nodes from the Extension.
	+ `printflags` - prints obtained flags into the terminal.
	+ `runhackscript [HACKER_SCRIPT_PATH]` - launches the Hacker Script and prints any errors in the terminal.
	+ debug - adds 4 debug nodes on the netmap, also adds every single .exe file in main game and Labyrinths extension, along with KBT\_TestFirmware.dll to your computer's bin folder. This includes scripts that could have been intended to hack ports non-hackable in normal play. However, these files seem to not work. This command's effects persist across savestates.
* `-allowextpublish` - allows publishing Extensions to the Steam Workshop.

## Downloading extensions

Steam users can download extensions from the Steam Workshop.

Non-Steam users can download extensions from NexusMods.

## External links

* Extensions - Official Steam guide
* Extensions on Steam Workshop
* Extensions on NexusMods
Howard Grave's personal computer

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

**Howard Grave's personal computer** is a node in *Hacknet*.

```
Thank you for purchasing File Backup Manager 2099.
Your license key has been sent to the email address you entered during the purchasing process.

File Backup Manager 2099's default folder is /home/fman_cfg/.
```

* `phone_reminder.txt`

```
alpine is old news. new news is fma93dK
remember to install Seedia and get all the good repos
```

#### `/fman_cfg`

##### `/files_backup`

* `setup_log.txt`

```
CRITICAL ERROR: File backup systems failed.
Folder home/fman_cfg is inaccessible at this program's security level.
```

## eOS devices

#### Notes

* `Test Note`

```
More text
```

#### Filesystem

##### `/eos/storage`

* `p_SQL_399.gz` (binary)
* `patch_checksum.chk`

```
3F636BDC-946E-4021-B29C-1BD1511C5B40S
```
CSEC (disambiguation)

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

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.

**CSEC** may refer to:

* CSEC (Faction) - a faction in *Hacknet*
* CSEC (Node) - a node in *Hacknet*
* CSEC (Achievement) - an achievement in *Hacknet*
Nortron Mainframe

## Nortron Mainframe

### Admin  properties

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

### Ports

**Required**: 4

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

### Firewall  properties

**Level**: 17
 **Extra time**: 0.22 second(s)

### Linked nodes

Nortron Security Web Server
 Nortron Mail Server
 Nortron Internal Services Server

### Other  properties

Junk files

**Nortron Mainframe** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## See also

* Nortron Security Web Server
* Nortron Internal Services Server
* Nortron Mail Server
PlayerComp

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

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

*For the player computer in the Intro Extension, see `playerComp` (Intro Extension)*.

## Description

`playerComp` serves as the player's own computer. One can download files on this computer, including executables which are stored in the `/bin` folder.

The node contains all default folders, including empty `/home/stash` and `/home/misc` subfolders.

The node is named "#PLAYERNAME# PC", with the `#PLAYERNAME#` wildcard being replaced with the player's account name.

The node's account details are revealed to the player at the start of the game.
An Important Link - Shrine of the Polar Star

Target Machine
/el Message Board

IP Address
9.100.136.46

Previous Mission
Hillarious

Next Mission
An Important Link - SecuLock Server

## Summary

* Access the message board
* Access the Shrine of the Polar Star
* Complete the four trials
* Access the head of the Polar Star
* Get new tools for later use

## Email

Ok, you know what - I misjudged you. I'm going to go right ahead and apologize. That was nice.

So, you've proved yourself pretty decently now, and I spoke to some others and you're in.

Your IP's been whitelisted (so don't go changing it for now), so you should be clear to come on through.

Welcome

-Naix

## Walkthrough

* Add /el Message Board to your netmap and connect to it.
* Connect to the IP address in the first post
* This IP has no security, so PortHack
* Click on View source
* Note down the four new IP addresses.
* May not be necessary but by force of habit delete your logs

## Trial of Patience

This trial has you against a very strong proxy server.

* Run shell on as many computers as you can
* Connect to Polar Star - Trial of Patience
* Overload the proxy
* Crack SSH
* PortHack
* Read the text file in the home folder and note what you find
* Delete logs
* Disconnect

## Trial of Haste

This trial has you against a trace with a short timer.

* Have at least four computers running shell
* Connect to Polar Star - Trial of Haste
* Overload the proxy
* Crack SSH, SMTP, and HTTP
* PortHack
* Read the text file in the home folder and note what you find
* Delete logs
* Disconnect

## Trial of Diligence

This trial has you against multiple machines

* Connect to Polar star - Trial of Diligence
* Analyze and solve the firewall
* Crack any two ports
* Porthack
* Scan for another computer
* Delete logs
* Connect to Tail of Diligence and repeat the same process to hack it.
* Read the text file in the home folder and note what you find
* Delete logs
* Disconnect

## Trial of Focus

This trial has you against a difficult firewall

* Have four or more shells running
* Connect to Polar star - Trial of Focus
* Analyze the firewall until you know the code.
* Disconnect to kill the trace
* Reconnect
* Solve the firewall
* Overload the proxy
* Crack SSH, SMTP and FTP
* PortHack
* Read the text file in the home folder and note what you find
* Delete logs
* Disconnect

## Head of the Polar Star

* Use the data you found to make a new IP address. Connect to it.
* Crack SSH
* PortHack
* in the home/gifts folder, download SQLBufferOverflow.exe, and if you want, WHITE\_x-server.sys
* Delete Logs
* Disconnect
Kim Burnaby's Office Computer

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

**Kim Burnaby's Office Computer** is a node in *Hacknet*.

```
I've backed up all of the files on this ePad thing but it's still not working for me?! I tried your "Factory Reset" and it's still giving me trouble with account setup.
Maybe a hardware issue? Please investigate!
```

#### `/ePadBackup`

* `MAIL.txt`

```
eOS_MAILSYS_ACCOUNTDUMP
    c704d41a-f5ae-411d-916f-6c484a34ef0f
    pacificair account:
    U: kburnaby@pacificair.com
    P: noneofyourbusiness
```

* `NOTES.txt`

```
Mark Recommendations:
Goats in the Veldt (11/10)
Retcon Paradise (First half is great, SKIP EPISODE 13 (???))
Something about punching things, but just a single time?? Ask about title.
```

## eOS devices

### Kim's ePad XL

#### Notes

* `SYSTEM UPDATE NOTE:`

```
OS version corrupt, please consult support!
```
Hacker Scripts Target

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

**Hacker Scripts Target** is a node in the Intro Extension.

## Description

This is an example node from the "Hacker Scripts" mission. Once the player connects to it, the ally NPC breaks the Blizzard Updater, SSH and Version Control ports.

## Filesystem

### `/bin`

* `DELETE_ME.txt`

```
Delete this to complete the mission. Don't delete your logs though, so you can see the hostile hack!
```
EnTech Workstation 008

**HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **SSH** (22)
 **Medical Services** (104)

**EnTech Workstation \_008** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Description

This is the only breachable EnTech workstation.

```
As per our talk, here's my written permission to keep the stream on your desktop open. As we discussed, save a copy of this locally to show to anyone that questions you on it. If they dont believe you, send them to me.
To others reading it, the operator of workstation 008, a Mr. Jorioni has a serious heart condition - software to help him monitor it streams data to his workstation, which we've assisted him set up to he can keep track of his condition in case of emergency.
We've gone to exceptional efforts to help Mr. Jorioni find a place here as part of our new "workplace Diversity" plan.
Further issues with his setup can be directed to me personally.

-D. Tagg,
HR Director.
```

* `StoreServIPs.txt`

```
--STORAGE SERVER IPS--
Prometheus (In-Progress development project storage)
156.151.1.1

Romulus (Deployment / Compile server (Also deployment build upload))
156.151.1.12
```

* `AssetPack_012.zip` (binary)
* `AssetPack_013.zip` (binary)
* `Prometheus.txt`

```
d88vAnnX
```
Gg wp

> **Target Machine** - Nortron Security Web Server
>
>

> **IP Address** - 162.16.62.244
>
>

## Summary

* Defile Nortron Security's website.
* Reply to Naix. *(mission sender)*

## Email

"Ok, Ok, I get it. Fair enough. Stop messing with my shit.

A bit sloppy leaving those logs on your box, but, seriously, it kinda looked like you had no idea what you're doing.

But hey, this could all be for the best,, It's not everyday you run into someone on the internet that's not a complete idiot you know.

I've got a little test for you - should be pretty fun. There's this security company that's basically a fucking joke, Nortron. Know them?

Yeah, tbh i'd rather have a virus then their "security" shit clogging up my system. It's totally trash. They make most of their sales from people who have no idea what they are doing.

I've been meaning to fuck with their website for a while now - basically just plater the word "DICKS" all over it. Dicks in the title, on the header, I don't even care if you change the whole website to just be the single word DICKS, really.

If you're into a little Hacktivism for hilarity, let me see what you've got. Surely that'll be more fun than whatever you were originally here for, right?

-Naix

P.S: You probably have no idea what real security is still, so I gave you a link to baby's first hacking guide too. Have fun!"

## Walkthrough

* Add Nortron Security Web Server to your netmap.
* Connect to Nortron Security Web Server.
* Analyze the firewall until you know the code.
* Solve the firewall with the code you found.
* Crack HTTP and SMTP.
* PortHack.
* Click on View source.
* Use the replace command to defile the web page as you see fit. Include the word 'DICKS'.
* Delete Logs.
* Reply to Naix.

## Console Commands

* analyze (6 times)
* solve nortron
* replace [target] DICKS
Macrosoft Storage Server

## Macrosoft Storage Server

### Admin  properties

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

### Ports

**Required**: 4

 **HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **SSH** (22)
 **FTP Server** (21)
 **SMTP MailServer** (25)
 **SQL Server** (1433)
 **Blizzard Updater** (3724)

### Firewall  properties

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

### Other  properties

Junk files

**Macrosoft Storage Server** is a node in *Hacknet*.
Milburg High IT Office

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

**Milburg High IT Office** is a node in *Hacknet*.

```
[jinkle] hey dude, know where I can pick up some herb?
[jinkle] a guy at Lacy's gave me your deets.
[marcy] yeah dude, what you chasing?
[jinkle] sweet, how much for an ounce?
[marcy] $145
[jinkI;tle] man, done deal. Where u wanna meet?
[marcy] so we have a deal, $145 for an ounce of primo weed?
[jinkle] yeah man, done.
[marcy] Cool. I've got your IP address. So I'll just swing by.
[jinkle] wait, how do u no that?
[marcy] Being a cop has its perks.....
[jinkle] shit. mom is going to kill me.
```

```
1  Google
2  Boobs
3  Boob
4  Sex
5  Sideboob
6  Porn
7  how to disable porn filter
8  things that get past porn filter
9  civil war paintings
10 GTA
11 Twerking
12 What is Twerking
13 Twerking techniques
14 that one topless chick in that french war painting
15 Sports
16 Sportsball
....
```

* `Announcements.txt`

```
Regarding the announcements of Internet / proxy server outages,

While some of our staffing body doesn't know what "the proxy server going down" means, clearly some of our students do.
During the announced outage of it last night, apparently some students worked out that while the Internet was still active, the search filter wasn't, and in the space of the 20m outage downloaded a total of 22 terrabytes of pornography onto the school servers and various homeroom PCs.
Obviously we'd like to prevent this happening again via more secure means, but at the very least, maybe don't announce it to them next time?

Thanks,
-Administration
```

* `pw_memo.log`

```
4:37 PM - MBIT: I've been thinking about security
4:37 PM - JBrooks: yeah?
4:37 PM - MBIT: Yeah, and I think all these upgrades are just going to be a huge goddamn hassle to put in and work with and stuff
4:37 PM - MBIT: but check this out
4:38 PM - MBIT: easy solution:
4:38 PM - MBIT: we just make the IT password
4:38 PM - MBIT: *******
4:38 PM - JBrooks: I don't get it
4:38 PM - MBIT: Exactly!
4:38 PM - MBIT: Just 7 *'s
4:38 PM - MBIT: that's literally the password, just stars
4:38 PM - MBIT: Who's even going to guess that? No one. Even if someone hacks it? Still looks protected!
4:38 PM - MBIT: Literally unbreakable!
```

##### `/PRIVATE_STUDENT_EMAILS`

* `mail.txt`

```
If a student ever sends me an appreciative email I will store it here.
God i'm so alone. Notepad.exe, you're the only one that understands me :(
```
Memory Forensics

Memory Forensics is a set of missions found on the Bibliotheque

### Briefing

While you've been busy securing new security tools, I've been locking down some new software to help our investigations. Memory forensics - pulling out a copy of a target's entire RAM state, and sifting through it with tools to find useful data is something we'll need going forwards.

As a price for this, the 'seller' has asked me to get the team to look through a few memory dumps that came with it.

This should be clear to you too, but just incase - this is obviously a trap, or some sort of test. The seller has the tools (BUILT the tools!) to do this herself, and palming this off to us is almost certainly a way to keep tabs on who's using it.

It's not strictly a bad thing to be watching your tool distribution like that, but it does mean that if you want your identity and involvement under wraps, be \*very careful\* about your logs and presence on whatever you connect to from these.

Because of this, I'm splitting the files into 3 groups.

Your files to check are dumps 1 and 2.

Process them with the Memory Forensics tool I've uploaded to the drop server (guide for this is right next to it in the bin folder), and find some connections out.

A message from the sender: "Punish any rule breakers. Those who try to decompile and sell the memory dumper should get what's coming to them."

I'm reading this as "delete any decompiled memory dumpers you find, and attack the systems that they're found on".

Again, be careful
-Kaguya

### Walkthrough

* Connect to the Bibliotheque DropServer
* From the /home folder. SCP Kaguya\_Dump\_1.md and Kaguya\_Dump\_2.md as well as the Tool to read them
* Run the tool on the first bank.
* Process recent command run
* Scan any ips found in that log, this will put them on your connection map
* Process File in memory
* Process Images in memory
* Do the same on the second bank
* Now check each ip you found while scanning and find any trace of the tool where it does not belong
* Flag the project as complete on The Bibliotheque
PacificAir Whitelist Authenticator

**FTP Server** (21)
 **BitTorrent** (6881)
 **Pacific Dedicated** (192)

**PacificAir\_Whitelist\_Authenticator** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Daemons

* `WhitelistAuthenticatorDaemon`
	+ `SelfAuthenticating: true`

```
This server is an integral part of Psylance's vertically integrated security system. Its function is to prevent unauthorized connections to selected critical parts of your infrastructure.
```

* `connection_autodeny_draft.txt`

```
Connection Denied. Reason: Not On Whitelist
If you believe this message is incorrect, please contact your Psylance-certified administrator at INSERT EMAIL HERE.
notes: run this by psylance
```

#### `/requests`

* `denial_template.txt`

```
Hello INSERT NAME HERE,
Thank you for your application to access the server.
Unfortunately, access to this machine is highly limited, and your reasons for wanting to access it do not meet the threshold for your being added to the whitelist.
If you believe we have missed an important detail, or sent this message in error, please contact your Psylance-certified administrator at INSERT EMAIL HERE.
```

* `rq_g.txt`

```
log:denied
notes:known to be irresponsible with node access
```

* `rq_n.txt`

```
log:accepted
notes:vital member of team, important for access, known to be trustworthy
```

* `rq_test.txt`

```
hi, my name is blah blah and i need to connect for blah reasons. please let me in i'm so lonely.
```

### `/Whitelist`

* `list.txt`

```
98.124.245.24
141.8.224.143
141.88.107.140
208.91.197.160
209.68.11.125
```

## 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\_BookingsMainframe
Entropy (disambiguation)

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

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.

**Entropy** may refer to:

* Entropy (Faction) - a faction in *Hacknet*
* Entropy (Achievement) - an achievement in *Hacknet*
Point Clicker Mission

This is a mission that is available on the Entropy Contract Database node

## Summary

You need to delete the save file of the client in order for him to be able to replay the game

## Mission Email

Greetings civilian,

I've been put in a dire predicament here, and unfortunately no one in my incompetent office of staff is capable of fixing this issue for me. This has forced my hand to resort to outside help, as distasteful as that is to me.

Informants have assured me this line is secure, so i'll be brief; I have bested the game "PointClicker" and wish to prove my clear dominance over it again, yet there is no reset button.

I'll need you to enter their server and delete my save file so that I may crush it once more. My username is "Mengsk". Feel free to bask in the glory of my current achivement before resetting.

Dismissed,

-Defalt

## Tools Required

* FTPBounce
* SSHCrack

## Walkthrough

* Bypass the SSH
* Bypass the FTP Server
* Porthack as normal
* Navigate into the file system to /PointClicker/Saves
* Optionally rename "Mengsk.pcsav" to "{your user}.pcsav" if you want the achievement
* Delete the file "Mengsk.pcsav"
* Clear your logs
* Disconnect
* Reply to email
People (Extensions)

**People** are a core element in *Extensions*.

## Description

The people system defines (and generates) a set of data representing a single individual that has accounts and records across multiple servers. This helps create a sense of consistency and identity within the game, and allows players to track down all of the data points about a person on various servers.

Several daemons use the people system to populate their datasets.

To define a person that will get loaded in and added to relevant servers, add a person descriptor file into the /People/ folder.
You can see an example person file here, using the hacknet\Content\People\05\_SlashbotWriter.xml file.

```
<Person id="twilkins" handle="twilk" firstName="Tom" lastName="Wilkins" isMale="true">
  <Birthplace name="California" />
  <Degrees>
    <Degree uni="University of Manchester" gpa="2.5">Bachelor of Arts</Degree>
  </Degrees>
  <Medical>
    <Blood>BO</Blood>
    <Height>122</Height>
    <Allergies>NONE</Allergies>
    <Perscription>Benicar x30 monthly</Perscription>
    <Notes>High blood pressure due to excess salt intake. benicar perscribed, though patient admitted to having issues remembering to take it. Monitor closely.</Notes>
  </Medical>
  <Notes>
  </Notes>
</Person>

```

You can add as many people files as you want. Hacknet will automatically generate random people so that the list is filled up to be at least 100 people on new session load, to make the other servers feel full.

Daemons that use data form the people system:

* Databases
* Academic Daemons
* Medical Daemons
* PointClicker
* JMail junk accounts

## Notes:

* Due to the way People files are read, you should ensure that the `DOB` and `Birthplace` elements are before the `Medical` element. Otherwise, it uses the default values of a random date of birth and birthplace.
Neopals Authentication

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

**Neopals\_Authentication** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Daemons

* `LogoCustomConnectDisplayDaemon`
	+ `logo: DLC/Sprites/Neopals/Chisha`
	+ `title: DLC/Sprites/NeopalsLogo`
	+ `overdrawLogo: false`
	+ `buttonAlignment: right`

```
DO NOT RESTART THIS MACHINE!
The API Uses this server for logins, do not restart it or mess with it's settings without asking first! Or ever, really, for any reason!
-T
```

* `Ash_READTHIS.txt`

```
Dammit Ash, I know you're just messing with me at this point. Regardless of how secure this thing is, "authentication server" doesn't mean the server you write authentication details for everything down on!
File's deleted, don't make me report this to Tiff.
-T
```

### `/AUTHSERV`

* `EncryptedVerificationCluster.blk` (binary)
* `AuthServ.dll` (binary)

## Memory dump

```
  <Memory>
    <Commands>
      <Command>cd /log</Command>
      <Command>rm *.log</Command>
      <Command>cd /log</Command>
      <Command>rm *.log</Command>
      <Command>cd /log</Command>
      <Command>rm *.log</Command>
      <Command>cd /log</Command>
      <Command>rm *.log</Command>
      <Command>cd /log</Command>
      <Command>rm *.log</Command>
      <Command>cd /log</Command>
      <Command>rm *.log</Command>
    </Commands>
    <Data>
      <Block>v=atY2Z0J6zX8</Block>
      <Block>
~/home/reminder.txt

Mainframe Auth:
Login: admin
Pass: n8u5v432kj</Block>
    </Data>
    <Images>
      <Image>DLC/Sprites/Neopals/Kachici</Image>
    </Images>
  </Memory>

```

## Gallery

Access DeniedAccess GrantedMemory Dump image
Neopals Mainframe

## Neopals\_Mainframe

### Admin  properties

**Type**: Progress
 **Password reset**: Yes
 **Super admin**: Yes

### Ports

**Required**: 7

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

### Firewall  properties

**Level**: 3
 **Extra time**: 0 second(s)

### Linked nodes

Neopals\_Authentication
 Neopals Homepage
 Neopals\_VersionControl

### Mission  appearance(s)

Neopals

**Neopals\_Mainframe** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Daemons

* `DatabaseDaemon`
	+ `Name: Neopals Mainframe Database`
	+ `DataType: NeopalsAccount`
	+ `Permissions: admin`
	+ `Color: 255,197,61`

* `LogoCustomConnectDisplayDaemon`
	+ `logo: DLC/Sprites/Neopals/Psybunny`
	+ `title: DLC/Sprites/NeopalsLogo`
	+ `overdrawLogo: false`
	+ `buttonAlignment: left`

## Gallery

Access DeniedAccess GrantedDatabase Access DeniedDatabase Access Granted
Hilarious

Target Machine:
Nortron Mainframe

IP Address:
Randomly generated

Previous Mission
gg wp

Next Mission
An Important Link - Shrine of the Polar Star

## Summary

* Break into Nortron Mainframe
* Reply to Naix

## Email

Ahaha, nice, nice. A real work of art.

Ok, cool, this is more like it. How about a real challenge?
Think you can tackle the Nortron Mainframe? For a secutity company, I honestly expected more of them, but they do have a pretty beefy firewall going on there.

It'd be a pretty huge hassle to try and take that down conventionally, so, you know, good luck with that.

Think you can break in? I dont care what you do with it if you do get in - i'll be impressed if you get admin on it at all.

If you manage it, I might have something for you.

-Naix

## Walkthrough

* Scan the Nortron web server
* Connect to Nortron Internal Services Server
* Analyze the firewall and solve it.
* Crack SSH and FTP
* Porthack
* Scan to find two more IP addresses
* Read REMINDER.txt in staff\_folders/J.Abrams. Note the information
* Delete logs
* Connect to Nortron Mail Server
* Login with the information you found in REMINDER.txt
* Read the RE:Cant Log in email and note the information
* Connect to Nortron Mainframe
* Use the information in the Email to solve the firewall
* Overload the proxy
* Crack SSH, FTP, SMTP, and HTTP
* PortHack
* Delete logs and Disconnect
* Reply to Naix
PlayerComp (Intro Extension)

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

**`playerComp`** is a node in the Intro Extension.

*For the player computer in the original game, see `playerComp`*.

## Description

`playerComp` serves as the player's own computer. One can download files on this computer, including executables which are stored in the `/bin` folder.

The node contains all default folders.

The node is named "#PLAYERNAME# Workstation", with the `#PLAYERNAME#` wildcard being replaced with the player's account name.

The node's account details are not revealed to the player. Logging in with the admin password `password` reveals the admin account.

## Filesystem

### `/bin`

* `RTSPCrack.exe` (added via `/Actions/StartingActions.xml`)
Hacknet Wiki

Welcome to the **Hacknet Wiki** - an encyclopedia on the game *Hacknet* and user-created Extensions.

There are currently 249 articles and 307 files on this wiki. You can start contributing right now!

 ***Hacknet***: Achievements • Commands • Executables • Missions • Nodes • Themes • Wildcards  **Extensions**: `ExtensionInfo.xml` • Actions • Factions • Hacker Scripts • Missions • Nodes
Cheater's Stash

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

**Cheater's Stash** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Description

This computer acts as a cheat code for the game. It contains all executables (except Sequencer and Labyrinths executables) that are normally unlocked by the story. This server is revealed to the user in the final e-mail when they finish the game. It provides a fast-track way for users who have finished the game to play different paths and get unobtained achievements (such as /el Message Board).

## Filesystem

### `root`

* `SSHcrack.exe`
* `FTPBounce.exe`
* `SMTPoverflow.exe`
* `WebServerWorm.exe`
* `SQL\_MemCorrupt.exe`
* `KBT\_PortTest.exe`
* `Decypher.exe`
* `eosDeviceScan.exe`
* `DECHead.exe`
Nodes (disambiguation)

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

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.

**Nodes** may refer to:

* Nodes - list of nodes in *Hacknet*
* Nodes (Extensions) - a core feature of Extensions
Mission 2 Test Node (1)

**SSH** (22)
 **FTP Server** (21)
 **SMTP MailServer** (25)

**Mission 2 Test Node** is a node in the Intro Extension.

*Not to be confused with the node of the same name.*

## Description

This is an example basic node. The player has to find the password by looking through the Intro Extension files and download the executables stashed there.

## Filesystem

### `/home`

* `example.txt`

```
This is a file!
You can write whatever you want here.
```

### `/bin`

* `SSHCrack.exe`
* `FTPBounce.exe`
* `WebServerWorm.exe`
* `SMTPOverflow.exe`
Asdis Dagrunsdottir's Laptop

**HTTP WebServer** (80)
 **BitTorrent** (6881)

**Asdis Dagrunsdottir's Laptop** is a node in *Hacknet*.

```
Reminder that all sensitive data must be kept on LegiCloud - NO EXCEPTIONS. Party leadership is extremely clear on this.

To be even clearer: do NOT store files locally. Our partner governments have reported hackers using a mix of old and new techniques - spear phishing, brute force password cracking, and live memory dumping, just to name a few - but the majority of leaks come from negligence and user error.

-IT
```

## Memory dump

```
    <Data>
      <Block>
dagrunsdottir (198.150.137.83) has connected.
Manananggal (244.188.232.231) has connected.
Chat is secure.
dagrunsdottir: hi!
Manananggal: Hey there
dagrunsdottir: thanks for getting in contact
dagrunsdottir: my office sent me your details.
dagrunsdottir: so how can I help you?
Manananggal: it's pretty simple
Manananggal: I've got a copy of the new legislation
Manananggal: I understand that it's going to be pretty controversial, yes?
dagrunsdottir: what?
Manananggal: So I'm writing an article about it now.
Manananggal: Just wanted to get a clarification on the third part.
Manananggal: Hello?
dagrunsdottir: sorry, are you trying to blackmail me?
Manananggal: That's a bit uncharitable. I'm just trying to do my job
Manananggal: It seems like the third bit is unfinished, correct?
dagrunsdottir: I'm not interested in discussing this.
Manananggal: I guess I could just post the whole document, then
dagrunsdottir: please don't, I'd lose my seat
Manananggal: Let's chat then
Manananggal: Meet me two streets up from parliament. There's a cafe on the corner
dagrunsdottir: I know the one
dagrunsdottir: but if you try to blackmail me, I will report it and you *will* go to jail
Manananggal: Understood :)
Manananggal has disconnected.
dagrunsdottir has disconnected.</Block>
    </Data>

```
Ash-ALIENGEAR13

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

**Ash-ALIENGEAR13** is a node in *Hacknet*.

```
[S.Bonesau] No one's saying you HAVE to change your art style, just that...
[S.Bonesau] You do get an awful lot of requests for changes after submitting
[S.Bonesau] And I think we could improve efficiency if you took some of that more seriously
[S.Bonesau] As in, took previous feedback on board when planning future pieces.
[Ash] Ok I get that, but I really believe in this design
[S.Bonesau] I know. I understand, it's just...
[S.Bonesau] It's meant to be a spooky haunted house outfit, and you've drawn them all sitting in tanks
[S.Bonesau] Again.
[Ash] I like tanks. Tanks are scary.
[S.Bonesau] I know you like tanks
[Ash] You don't think the Romanians found the German tank lines scary?
[S.Bonesau] No, I mean, of course they did, that's beside the point, just hold on a sec
[Ash] That's 25 tonnes of German engineered death barreling down towards you, that's not spooky enough for you?
[S.Bonesau] Hold on!
[S.Bonesau] I just don't think our playerbase will connect with that the same way you do.
[S.Bonesau] Should I remind you that you also drew them all sitting in tanks for the fairy event?
[Ash] Tanks are a lot like fairies
[S.Bonesau] ...
[Ash] I like cute things and WW2 militaria, what do you want from me here?
[S.Bonesau] I want you to draw the Neopals in Dracula costumes and stuff like that
[Ash] I'll do it if we can do a tanks event later
[S.Bonesau] This isn't really a bargaining situation for you
[Ash] I bet Dracula owned loads of tanks
[S.Bonesau] Jesus Christ, ok, deal, just draw the sprites
[Ash] I'm saving this log you know. It's happening.
[S.Bonesau] It's in my phone, don't worry
```

* `DRACULATANK.psd` (binary)
* `asdf.psd` (binary)
* `asdf2.psd` (binary)
* `asdfasdf.psd` (binary)

## Memory dump

```
  <Memory>
    <Data>
      <Block>
STEAM_CHAT:activewindow
4e0f622c-c5f1-4959-902d-bd2c1009a4cb
Log:
CONSOLE: Never tell your password to anyone.
2:46 PM - Jigxor: these automaton videos are crazy
2:47 PM - Jigxor: oh man, I'm watching another one about a 240 year old automaton called 'the writer', which is a mechanical boy who can actually write out a whole sentence or two, with a real pen and paper in his hands, all mechanically driven with clockwork, this shit is unbelievable.
2:48 PM - Jigxor: and he's blinking and moving his head around and stuff
2:48 PM - [P]Ash: oh my god why did you put me onto these. I was going do get stuff done today ;_;
2:48 PM - Jigxor: it's crazy
CONSOLE: Jigxor Disconnected
CONSOLE: Jigxor Reconnected to Chat
3:18 PM - Jigxor: I feel smart
3:18 PM - Jigxor: even though I just copied some regex over from StackOverflow
3:18 PM - [P]Ash: >my_life.txt
      </Block>
    </Data>
    <Images>
      <Image>DLC/Sprites/Misc/DraculaTank</Image>
    </Images>
  </Memory>

```

## See also

* Thomas\_Office
* Tiff Doehan\_PersonalPowerbook
COME AT ME /EL's Secure SecuLock Drive

## COME AT ME /EL's Secure SecuLock Drive

### Admin  properties

**Type**: Fast
 **Password reset**: No
 **Super admin**: Yes

### Ports

**Required**: 4

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

### Mission  appearance(s)

An Important Link

**COME AT ME /EL's Secure SecuLock Drive** is a node in *Hacknet*.

## Filesystem

* `DeleteMe.txt`

```
You did it! Remove this so I know this stuff is as fragile as I think it is
```