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      <description>Challenge Category: Reverse Engineering&#xA;Difficulty: 🔴 Hard&#xA;Task Force Nightfall has intercepted a binary pulled from a compromised monitoring node inside a critical infrastructure operator. On the surface it is exactly what it claims to be - a routine diagnostics utility, the kind deployed silently across thousands of managed endpoints. Clean signature, legitimate-looking output, nothing that trips an alert. But the node it was found on had no business running it.</description>
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