Do you think like Mr Robot?

We have seen in Season 3, Episode 1 of Mr Robot that he likes to solve problems and is, in fact, very good at it. If you believe that you can think like him, then the following problems should be fun for you.

Each problem has a hidden flag somewhere. A flag is a piece of text. Find the flags and submit them in the Google form link below. Have fun and good luck!

Google Form (can only be submitted once): Form Link

1. Hidden. Cryptic. String.

Qv. Vsfsx lew epaecw pszih libehigmqep. Xs lmq, fewi-16 ryqfivw aivi rsx nywx wcqfspw, fyx e perkyeki jypp sj wigvixw. Psrk eks, li ywih xlex perkyeki xs gviexi e jpek, gevijyppc irgvctxmrk mx ws srpc wsqisri als xvypc yrhivwxssh libehigmqep gsyph vieh mx.Fyx xmqi tewwih, wcwxiqw glerkih, erh Qv. Vsfsx jsvksx xli ibegx aec li irgvctxih mx. Rsa xli jpek viqemrw psgoih filmrh wxvmrkw sj lib zepyiw, qiermrkpiww ex jmvwx kpergi. Li wxeviw ex xli glevegxivw, orsamrk xli erwaiv mw xlivi, lmhhir mr tpemr wmklx. lipt lmq higvctx jpek:{68657861646563696h616g5j69735j617765736j6h65}

2. Beep. Boop. Binary.

Mr Robot finally got a binary file. Help him find the flag.

3. One Image. One Chance.

A compromised system. A locked terminal. One image is what left.

In a move straight out of Mr. Robot, Elliot left behind a single distorted image after taking down the system. No text. No logs. No explanation. The engineers believe the passcode isn’t encrypted— it’s hidden.

Embedded in the image. In plain sight. Waiting for someone who knows how to look. No brute force. No second chances.

Find the passcode.