HACKERTEST.NET | Level 17: Too easy!

Level 17 is really simple. Just open the source code and you will find how to get the password for this level. You will see something like this in the source code; Password: your IP address, yes this is it.

IP stands for internet protocol address. Every connection has one of its own. You can check your by googling or visiting any of these given sites.
– http://whatismyipaddress.com/
– http://www.ip2location.com/

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HACKERTEST.NET | Level 15: Wasted too much time?

Level 15 has got nothing in it, but still there is a great chance that you will end up wasting a lot of your time looking for a clue, when it was just infront of you. Well, when you open the link, and download the image to your computer and open it. It is all unavailable.

That’s where the next level is, unavailable. But it doesn’t has an extension, its just unavailable.

Good luck!!!

HACKERTEST.NET | Level 14: 20 Minutes Wasted!

Level 14 is just same like the previous level. In this case the image is different, it’s the bidvertiser.gif. So you can simply directory transverse and open this image using GIMP or paint.net and get to the next level.

In case you don’t want to do that much efforts, its totally.php.

Good luck!!!

HACKERTEST.NET | Level 13: One difference

Level 13 is all the same like level 12 with just one difference. This time the image file we need to look for is different. Its images/lvl13.gif. If you open this image file you will find that Level 13 is in fact an image. And if you enlarge this image and look at it carefully you will find 4.xml written in the last l of level.

You can try opening this 4.xml but it won’t do any good, its just because its 4xml.php.

Good luck!!!