[Original writeup.](https://github.com/StroppaFR/CTF-Writeups/blob/master/2019/Evlz-CTF-2019/Find-Me.md)

The binary file is a 64-bit ELF shared object which crashes when trying to execute it.

But we don't need to execute it as the **strings** command shows the following strings:
> dWdnYyUzQSUyRiUyRnJpeW0lN0JoZXlfZnJyemZfZWJnZ3JhX2p2Z3VfNjQlN0RwZ3MucGJ6
> %%%02X
> GG!, now put that flag on ye head and fly away!!
> Nope, wrong flag ye got there m8, try again!

The first line is a base64 encoded string:
> uggc%3A%2F%2Friym%7Bhey_frrzf_ebggra_jvgu_64%7Dpgs.pbz

Which is URL encoded string:
> uggc://riym{hey_frrzf_ebggra_jvgu_64}pgs.pbz

With a ROT cipher:
> http://evlz{url_seems_rotten_with}ctf.com