Rating: 5.0
## Server & Attacker IP
Find the ip of the `server` and the `attacker`
## Steps
**1.** Filter out the `http` requests
**2.** We see the `http` requests as follows:

**3.** We see that the `source` and `destination` ip where the `http` requests are sent and recieved.
```bash
source ip: 192.168.1.9
destination ip: 192.168.1.10
```
**4.** Here, we can see that, the `source` is the `attacker` and the `destination` is the `server`. So, the flag is:
```bash
KCTF{192.168.1.10_192.168.1.9}
```