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  • 💻Day 1
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    • 🤐Case 1: Locked Zip Files
    • 🕸️Case 2: Scraping Websites
  • 🔑Day 2
    • 📂Briefing
    • 🗝️Case 1: Starting from the Basics
    • 🥗Case 2: Caesar Cipher (Not the Salad)
    • 📚Case 3: Reading About the Book Cipher
  • 🔎Day 3
    • 📂Briefing
    • 🖼️Case 1: What's in an Image?
    • 🤫Case 2: Secret, Secret, On the Wall
    • 🗃️Case 3: Files in Files
  • 💻Day 4
    • 📂Briefing
    • 🐼Case 1: Pandamonium
    • 🛑Case 2: Admins Only
    • 💥Case 3: Imminent Disaster
    • 🎭Case 4: Deception
  • 🕵️Day 5
    • 📂Briefing
    • 😮Case 1: Exposed Files
    • 🔓Case 2: Vulnerable People
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What makes a website "secure"?

How hard is it really to create a website that no one can hack into?

Even the most famous companies often struggle with maintaining their websites in order to keep their users safe. Bugs are found everyday in seemingly secure login pages, so just how hard is it to create something that's unbreakable?

🐼Case 1: Pandamonium
🛑Case 2: Admins Only
💥Case 3: Imminent Disaster
🎭Case 4: Deception
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