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## The Server's Identity
Find the **hostname** of the server.
## Steps
Use the `strings` command and `grep` to find the keyword `localhost` and `hostname`
```bash
strings capture2.pcapng | grep -i "localhost" | grep -i "hostname"
```
We will get something like this:
```bash
var environment = {"is_cockpit_client":false,"page":{"connect":true,"require_host":false,"allow_multihost":true},"logged_into":[],"hostname":"localhost.localdomain","os-release":{"NAME":"Rocky Linux","ID":"rocky","PRETTY_NAME":"Rocky Linux 9.5 (Blue Onyx)","CPE_NAME":"cpe:/o:rocky:rocky:9::baseos","ID_LIKE":"rhel centos fedora"},"CACertUrl":"/ca.cer"};
"Hostname": "localhost",
"DefaultHostname": "localhost",
"Hostname": "localhost",
"DefaultHostname": "localhost",
```
We can see that the host name is:
```bash
"hostname": "localhost.localdomain"
```
Hence, the falg is:
```bash
KCTF{localhost.localdomain}
```
