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The radio club caught another transmission last night. This time it was Morse code: dots and dashes, with slashes between the words.
The transcript is below, inside the code block. Decode each word. A dot-dash chart is one search away, and the Researcher Toolkit has one built in.
When you have the words, join them with underscores, like word_word_word_word. That is the inside of a flag. Wrap it in the flag format: the letters M X C, an opening curly brace, your joined words, and a closing curly brace. Then paste it into the Submit box.
Morse code is old, but the skill is new: turning one representation into another. That is half of security work.
.-. .- -.. .. --- / ... .. .-.. . -. -.-. . / -... .-. --- -.- . -. / -.- .-. ..... .....
This challenge only. All names, addresses and data are fictional. Do not test any real system.
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