At Sneaker Art Gallery, you can create truly unique and personalized "barkhatnye tyagi" and also browse through an extensive collection of sneaker images from various styles.
The flag is located in the sneaker image, and the only way to obtain it is by downloading the image using SneakersToken.
You can surf through the gallery and fetch the SneakersToken. The filtering system makes only sneakers with the Pixel collection visible to everyone. However, there is a bug in the FilterReducer that can delete redundant filters. In all filters, the default comparison uses the reference. The AdminFilter is a record with overridden Equals() and GetHashCode() methods, which means that FilterReducer can delete all occurrences of AdminFilter. You need to force FilterReducer to do it.
Type of AdminFilter is not represented in the FilterType enumeration. However, ASP.NET core doesn't have strong enum validation in the request body. For example:
Enum.TryParse("BLABLABLA", typeof(FilterType), out _); // false
Enum.TryParse("-100500", typeof(FilterType), out _); // true (FilterType it's integer inder the hood)
FLAG_ID - known SneakersId from cs
- Create artist to pass auth
- Send
gallery/exhibitswithFLAG_IDand filters payload. - Download image using
SneakersTokenand get flag
Filters payload example:
"conditions": [
{
"type" : "-100500",
"jsonString" : "{ \"OwnerToken\" : { \"Value\" : \"<your artist token>\"} }"
},
{
"type" : "-100500",
"jsonString" : "{ \"OwnerToken\" : { \"Value\" : \"<your artist token>\"} }"
}
]
Make AdminFilter class, not record.