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Task 1 Enter the Chrome
Download Task Files

A password manager is only as strong as the password that encrypts it. You find
that a malicious actor extracted something over the network, but what? Help us
find out!




Click on the Download Task Files button at the top of this task. You will be
provided with a chromefiles.zip file.




Extract the zip file's contents and recover the information in order to answer
the questions.




Note: This challenge might require your own environment to be solved.

Answer the questions below
What is the first password that we find?

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What is the URL found in the first index? Fully defang the URL

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What is the password found in the first index?


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What is the URL found in the second index? Fully defang the URL


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