# Bucket 'o cash
## Trying to solve it mainstream
We get a huge file which looks like a memory dump. Inspecting it in your editor of choice also reveals the string eMiL at the beginning, pointing to Lime, a memory dump tool for linux. There were two ways to solve this. The first was to painstakingly use volatility to parse the dump after first determining the profile to be used. Volatility comes with Win profiles per default and Linux profiles ned to be located and added separately. Sifting through the dump you could fina reference to Linux Centos 7.5 862 which allowed you to find the correct profile.

## Outsmarting the system
At this point I got pretty frustrated and that's not what sundays should be about. I had already run strings on the file and nothing interesting had come up. I went and solved another challenge and that's when it hit me: base64! 'RITSEC' translates to 'UklUU0VD' in base64. Just run strings again and grep for that and voila, you get the flag!