https://academy.hacking-lab.com/events/6/challenges/40
$HODOR: hhodor. Hodor. Hodor!? = `hodor?!? HODOR!? hodor? Hodor oHodor. hodor? , HODOR!?! ohodor!? dhodor? hodor odhodor? d HodorHodor Hodor!? HODOR HODOR? hodor! hodor!? HODOR hodor! hodor? !
hodor?!? Hodor Hodor Hodor? Hodor HODOR rhodor? HODOR Hodor!? h4Hodor?!? Hodor?!? 0r hhodor? Hodor!? oHodor?! hodor? Hodor Hodor! HODOR Hodor hodor? 64 HODOR Hodor HODOR!? hodor? Hodor!? Hodor!? .
HODOR?!? hodor- hodorHoOodoOor Hodor?!? OHoOodoOorHooodorrHODOR hodor. oHODOR... Dhodor- hodor?! HooodorrHODOR HoOodoOorHooodorrHODOR RoHODOR... HODOR!?! 1hodor?! HODOR... DHODOR- HODOR!?! HooodorrHODOR Hodor- HODORHoOodoOor HODOR!?! HODOR... DHODORHoOodoOor hodor. Hodor! HoOodoOorHodor HODORHoOodoOor 0Hooodorrhodor HoOodoOorHooodorrHODOR 0=`;
hodor.hod(hhodor. Hodor. Hodor!? );
Googling for hodor language leads to http://www.hodor-lang.org, which shows promising language examples.
Installing it with npm install hodor-lang let's me execute the challenges example:
./node_modules/.bin/hodor hackvent.hd`
The resulting message is:
Awesome, you decoded Hodors language!
As sis a real h4xx0r he loves base64 as well.
SFYxOXtoMDFkLXRoMy1kMDByLTQyMDQtbGQ0WX0=
Now we have to decode the base64 encoded part echo "SFYxOXtoMDFkLXRoMy1kMDByLTQyMDQtbGQ0WX0=" | base64 -d leads to the result
HV19{h01d-th3-d00r-4204-ld4Y}