Hey everyone,

For fun, I've created a reverse engineering challenge. The centerpiece is a deliberately over-complicated seed generator that runs entirely client-side.

The Goal: The challenge isn't to crack the seed, but to reverse engineer the code to understand HOW it's generated. The payoff is the "Aha!" moment when you see the ridiculous logic behind it.

Technical Details & Roadblocks:

• The core JS logic was heavily obfuscated using obfuscator.io (Control Flow Flattening, Self Defending, String Array, etc.).

• The initial HTML is also obfuscated and dynamically generated to hinder static analysis ("View Source").

• The generator uses a mix of cryptographic functions (Web Crypto API) and various random states (some might be browser-based).

• I've included some trivial roadblocks (like disabling the context menu and keyboard shortcuts) to make the initial access a bit more tedious, along with other small but annoying tricks.

• Also there are MORE Easter Eggs in form off an txt ;D if u can find it.

It's designed to be a fun learning experience – like figuring out what to do when you can't right-click. This is meant as a non-professional challenge. Good luck!

Ps: :D i can give more hints or help out later.