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## Commitment
The main idea finding the flag is just basic Github commit search.
#### Step-1:
When I searched for `hoshimaseok` alias, I got a Reddit and a GitHub profile. Nothing interesting in Reddit profile, so I went directly for Github profile and entered the repo: [SomethingFishy](https://github.com/hoshimaseok/SomethingFishy)
#### Step-2:
However, I found nothing there, but in the `dev` branch, I got many [commits](https://github.com/hoshimaseok/SomethingFishy/commits/dev). So, there I searched for all commits and luckily I got the flag [here](https://github.com/hoshimaseok/SomethingFishy/commit/5e750ab0de940e25b56aa82ff7738c859a8c2b92).
<img src="Flag.png">
#### Step-3:
Finally the flag becomes:
`csictf{sc4r3d_0f_c0mm1tm3nt}`
##### Note: This might be easy if we cloned the repo and search in .git/logs by Regex. Haven't given a try though xP. Just a thought.

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## Flying Places
The main idea finding the flag is just basic Internet Search.
#### Step-1:
After I downloaded `Flight.jpg`, I tried basic `strings`, `exiftool`, `binwalk`, but couldn't find any info.
<img src="Flight.jpg">
#### Step-2:
After that, I directly searched it on Google Images and got a [Twitter](https://twitter.com/JackMa/status/1239388330405449728) thread, I tried to search for the reporter.
<img src="Tweet.png">
#### Step-3:
I got the destination in the comments.
<img src="Comment.png">
Voila! I got the flag in comments!
#### Step-4:
Finally the flag becomes:
`csictf{san_francisco}`

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## LO SCAMPO
The main idea finding the flag is just basic Internet Search.
#### Step-1:
After I read the content, I searched for `Broiestevane` alias on Instagram.
`
'Malcolm X took Broiestevane to a Day of the Dead themed party but she never returned. Her only friends, Mr Bean and the Pink Panther realised that she was missing when she didn't show up for an exam. Broiestevane liked posting pictures, where was the party held?
`
#### Step-2:
I got a profile on [Instagram Profile](https://www.instagram.com/broiestevane/)
<img src="Profile.png">
#### Step-3:
There I got the link to the post: https://www.instagram.com/p/B3pJE1CgMvI/
<img src="Flag.png">
I got the flag there in the location of the post!
#### Step-4:
Finally the flag becomes:
`csictf{liberty_hotel_boston}`

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## Pirates of the Memorial
The main idea finding the flag is just basic Internet Search.
#### Step-1:
After I downloaded `storm.jpeg`, I tried basic `strings`, `exiftool`, `binwalk`, but couldn't find any info.
<img src="storm.jpeg">
#### Step-2:
After that, I directly searched it on Google Images and got a [Twitter](https://twitter.com/rishibagree/status/1016932954143158274) thread, where the original photographer was mentioned subtly.
<img src="Twitter.png">
#### Step-3:
I searched for `Arunopal Banerjee` on Google and searched for top links and in his [Instagram Profile](https://www.instagram.com/arunopal17/), I found our `storm.jpeg`.
[Post](https://www.instagram.com/p/B3oKrLQgpko/):
<img src="Instagram.png">
Voila! I got the flag in comments!
#### Step-4:
Finally the flag becomes:
`csictf{m1ch34l_sc0fi3ld_fr0m_pr1s0n_br34k}`

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## Shaken
The main idea finding the flag is watching James Bond movies.
#### Step-1:
I am no fan of <strong>007</strong>, so I had no idea of what was the question. I had to look upon the writeup here: https://noob-atbash.github.io/writeups/csictf-20/osint/osint#flyong-places
#### Step-2:
Finally the flag becomes:
`csictf{gareth_mallory}`
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