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Natas1: Overcoming Right-Click Restriction


To proceed to Level 2, log in using the password obtained in Level 0. On the Natas 1 homepage, we encounter a scenario similar to Level 0, but this time right-click functionality is disabled.

Options to Bypass Right-Click Restriction:

  1. Ctrl + Right Click: Attempt to use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl along with the right-click.

  2. Ctrl + U: Press Ctrl + U to view the page's source code directly.

  3. Ctrl + Shift + C: Use Ctrl + Shift + C to open the browser's developer tools and inspect the elements.

Explore these options to access the page's source code and find the password. In this challenge, the password is hidden in the source code close to the bottom, just like in Level 0.

Natas 1 Homepage

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Solution:

Upon gaining access to the source code, look for the password, usually embedded as a comment. Here's an image depicting the solution for Natas 1.

Natas 1 Solution

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Proceed to Level 2

 

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