In this task, we need to use psql commands to view a table containing a flag as a record.
This PostgreSQL Cheat Sheet helped a lot.
First, let’s connect:
\l: List PostgreSQL databases\dt: List tables from current schemaSELECT * FROM public.flags;:public– schema name.flags– table name.
NOTE
public– This is the default schema that is automatically created when any new database is created.
When we specify public.flags, we explicitly tell the database that we want to select data from the flags table, which is located in the public schema.
picoCTF{L3arN_S0m3_5qL_t0d4Y_21c94904}