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      <title>Case Study 09 HTB MalevolentModMaker Write-up Challenge</title>
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      <description>MalevolentModMaker Write-up Introduction In this write-up I&amp;rsquo;ll walk through the questions I answered about the Sherlock challenge, MalevolentModMaker, done on HTB, with some evidence captured by screenshots of the answers found.
Scenario Bob, a senior software engineer at Acme Inc., was taking a break from correcting AI code to check in with his favorite gaming community. One of the newer members shared a new program that can make mods for a popular game.</description>
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