Tell us what you tried so far. The purpose of a card like this is to see what you know. Asking others to answer for you won't get u a spot on that team. Also, where did you get this? Seems like an old card to me.

Raytheon SI is the former SI Government Solutions we purchased. Google them and see the fun stuff they do.

They changed names away from SI to CODEX a while ago, ergo the question of where he got that card

Looks like something they would hand out at a recruiting event or job fair.

It was indeed a job fair like 13 years ago. Cleaning out some files and i found it.

Sounds right, we acquired them 15 years ago.

Got it from a fair over a decade ago. -Binary to ascii on front for a call# xxxx -big hex blob is a "do you like to hack" in ascii -next is url in hex - more hex "see more @ 365nm", i dont get this reference besides black light As for the green: - hex to ascii of just green gives jumbled ascii, but i suck at descrambling - just the red of the green gives unreadable - row and column addition - row and column pairing - filling in the missing greens with row and column number

Use a black light on the card!

did you try base 64 encoding ?

The "more at 365nm" reference is a heavyhanded (though nerdy) clue.

Only reference i know is a blacklight for that light frequency. Am i missing another reference?

(That's the one.)

Hint hint black light!

B E S U R E T O D R I N K Y O U R O V A L T I N E

Lolol. How did i not get that

“We’ve been trying to reach you about your car’s extended warranty.”

Ahhh I remember these cards from the first National Cyber Summit.