# Century 0 -> 5

## Century 0 -> 1

Grab creds from the slack and login via SSH:

```
ssh century1@century.underthewire.tech
```

```
Password: century1
```

## Century 1 -> 2

&#x20;The password for Century2 is the **build version** of the instance of PowerShell installed on this system:

```
$PSVersionTable
```

```
Password: 10.0.14393.3866
```

{% hint style="info" %}
Reference: <https://www.powershellmagazine.com/2016/03/10/decoding-powershell-build-numbers/>
{% endhint %}

## Century 2 -> 3

&#x20;The password for Century3 is the name of the built-in cmdlet that performs the wget like function within PowerShell **PLUS** the name of the file on the desktop:

```
Cmdlet: Invoke-WebRequest
File: 443
```

```
Password: invoke-webrequest443
```

## Century 3 -> 4

The password for Century4 is the number of files on the desktop.

```
Get-ChildItem | Measure-Object
```

```
Password: 123
```

## Century 4 -> 5

The password for Century5 is the name of the file within a directory on the desktop that has spaces in its name.

```
cd "Can You Open Me"; dir | select name
```

```
Password: 61580
```
