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A (simulated) memory image dump (memdump.raw) includes a process list and environment strings. One process has the flag in its environment/command line. Carve it out.
1. Load memdump.raw in the in-page analyzer (or strings memdump.raw | grep THM). Why: secrets (passwords, keys, flags) often sit in cleartext in RAM.
2. Find the suspicious process whose command line / environment contains FLAG=THM{...}.
3. Enter the flag to confirm.
Lesson: RAM holds volatile secrets; capture and analyze it before shutdown.