: Use ls -alR /mnt/cadenas to find hidden files (starting with . ) or interesting directory structures.
: Check if the ISO is a "chameleon" file (one file hidden inside another): binwalk -e CadenasOlym.iso Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard
: Mount it as a loop device to browse its structure: CadenasOlym.iso
Depending on the specific CTF context for CadenasOlym.iso , the "flag" is often hidden in one of the following ways:
: Look for image or audio files within the ISO that might require a password or tools like steghide . : Use ls -alR /mnt/cadenas to find hidden
: If the ISO mimics a system backup, check /var/log or Windows Event Logs for suspicious activity or "leftover" credentials.
The first step in any ISO write-up is exploring visible files and metadata. Copied to clipboard : Mount it as a
: If you have a specific goal (e.g., "Find the user password" or "Extract the hidden flag"), let me know, and I can provide more targeted steps for that objective.