Wrong Wallet Solves Bitcoin Challenge

stealmybitcoin was just solved by . Or rather solved a few hours ago. He was confused because the wallet address was wrong. Turns out the server didn't have the right wallet :P I took a closer look at the stealmybitcoin.com CTF, which aims to demonstrate that PHP2SHELL is not realistically exploitable. So I gave it a try. Note: My analysis could be wrong, and I'm more th... Steal my Bitcoin 14.02 hours without a successful hack There is a bitcoin key hidden on this server worth about $2,012. It is accessible to the PHP user account through the print-flag binary. This PHP version was selected from before the PHP2SHELL CVEs were released. First person to get to the wallet wins. If you don't need the money, consider donating it to those who do: givewell.org. At traffic is logged. This is a known vulnerability machine, so we cannot guarantee privacy. Other attackers may access or monitor activity and data beyond our control. Do not submit anything you want to keep private. Challenge wallet ≈ $2,012.05 USD

A screenshot of an X post discusses someone solving the stealmybitcoin.com cybersecurity challenge, but the server had the wrong Bitcoin wallet address. The joke is that the apparent successful hack was meaningless because the prize wallet was misconfigured, turning a technical achievement into an administrative error. EN: A screenshot of an X post discusses someone solving the stealmybitcoin.com cybersecurity challenge, but the server had the wrong Bitcoin wallet address. The joke is that the apparent successful hack was meaningless because the prize wallet was misconfigured, turning a technical achievement into an administrative error.

• @gentoomemes / 22376 2026-10-25