bandit14: Specify the ssh key is in $HOME #167
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I don't know if figuring out that the key is in the home directory is part of the challenge, but this is the first level where I didn't know where to look.
Bandit3->4 / Bandit4->5 / Bandit5->6 also don't include the information on where the 'inhere' directory is located. Yet you somehow managed to locate all of them, didn't you? So what is so special about using appropriate commands to locate files and directories in this level, that is not so special in all of the aforementioned levels? |
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I don't know if figuring out that the key is in the home directory is part of the challenge, but this is the first level where I didn't know where to look.