I made a simple webpage that checks whether the flag is correct... Wait, where are the flag-checking functions?

1. Inspect the Page:

   

   • Upon inspecting the webpage, there’s an empty or seemingly empty JavaScript block.
   • There’s also a link to an X post: Link. This post introduces the concept of hiding JavaScript code using the Hangul Filler character (\\\\u3164).

2. Invisible Code Concept:

   • The JavaScript code relies on the \\\\u3164 character, which is an invisible Hangul Filler character, to hide the flag-checking logic.
   • The with block is used to access properties formed by sequences of \\\\u3164. The length of these sequences represents the binary value of the ASCII character.

3. Proxy and Property Access:

   • A Proxy object is used to intercept the property accesses within the with block.
   • Every time a property is accessed, the Proxy counts the number of \\\\u3164 characters in the property name. The number of characters corresponds to an ASCII value:
     • For example, if there are 65 \\\\u3164 characters in a sequence, it represents 65 (in decimal) or 01000001 in binary, which corresponds to the letter "A" in ASCII.

4. Building JavaScript Code:

   • The Proxy continues to collect these binary values with each property access. These bits are gathered until a complete JavaScript command is formed.
   • Once enough data is collected, the Proxy evaluates the constructed command using eval().

5. Decoding the Data:

   

   • To view the constructed JavaScript code in the console, type the following:

     f += String.fromCharCode(p[0] << 4 | p[1]);