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Unzipped the provided file and got an encrypted.txt file
Considering we have the same ```n``` and two different ```e``` and ```c``` means this should be a Common Modulus attack. The title of the challenge hints at it as well.
I converted the hex strings into int using python.
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/80063008/144765666-0e6b1ce4-ce06-4472-b282-f94a37ece97d.png)
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/80063008/144765698-e7cdf502-ee1d-4390-99d0-c0ef8e4c7a00.png)
I'm not great at scripting crypto stuff but I did find this script.
After fixing the identation issues, I pasted the n, c1,c2, e1 and e2 and I ran the script and I got a decimal value.
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/80063008/144765747-81a0958a-b79f-4197-a6f1-7bc5f9a36aeb.png)
I modified the script some more to convert the decimal value to hex and then to ASCII.
HTB{c0mm0n_m0d_4774ck_15_4n07h3r_cl4ss1c}