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      <description>Challenge Description Author: John Hammond&#xA;My friend Sandy is really into cryptocurrencies! She&amp;rsquo;s been trying to get me into it too, so she showed me a lot of Chrome extensions I could add to manage my wallets. Once I got everything sent up, she gave me this cool program!&#xA;She says it adds better protection so my wallets can&amp;rsquo;t get messed with by hackers.&#xA;Sandy wouldn&amp;rsquo;t lie to me, would she&amp;hellip;?</description>
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      <description>RC4 Reverse Engineering RC4 Overview RC4 is a lightweight stream cipher commonly used in malware for string decryption, binary unpacking, and encrypting network traffic.&#xA;When analyzing a binary that uses RC4, there are a few key indicators and areas worth examining.&#xA;No matter how much obfuscation is applied, typically if you find two loops responsible for initializing and scrambling a substitution box, it’s a strong sign that RC4 is being used.</description>
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