Complete chall

.gitignore

@@ -458,7 +458,6 @@ gradle-app.setting
 .mtj.tmp/
 
 # Package Files #
-*.jar
 *.war
 *.nar
 *.ear

flagtureiser/solve.txt

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ This challenge is a reference to the Fractureiser Minecraft Modded Malware from
 
 An entire writeup can be found here (https://github.com/fractureiser-investigation/fractureiser/blob/main/docs/tech.md) but essentially the part I'm referencing is how the mods actually secretly downloaded the malware.
 
-This bad actor uploaded modified versions of the mod JAR files to Curseforge accounts of popular mods. These jars were the same; the mod was still there, but the bad actor (who was able to do this since most mods are open source and java is decompilable) added an operation to, once the mod was loaded, download the actual malware files to the victim's computer from a server. There were different IPs for each mod (yeah, whoever wrote this was on crack or something). The IP of this server was obfuscated by array bytes.
+This bad actor uploaded modified versions of the mod JAR files to Curseforge accounts of popular mods. These jars were the same; the mod was still there, but the bad actor (who was able to do this since most mods are open source and java is decompilable) added an operation to, once the mod was loaded, download the actual malware files to the victim's computer from a server. There were different IPs for each mod (yeah, pretty wild). The IP of this server was obfuscated by array bytes.
 
 The flag is like the server IP - hidden in these bytes, and the rest of the mod is just referencing history.