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edited Oct 24, 2020 at 17:59

Python 3, 73 bytes, cracked by pxeger

Hopefully this time there are no loopholes.

s=input()
assert not{*s}&{*'()[]{}'}
eval(s,{'__builtins__':{}})(**{0:0})

Just as before, the password is inputted via STDIN, the flag is (nothing) and should be printed to STDERR. That means no output to STDERR.

Hopefully this time there are no loopholes.

s=input()
assert not{*s}&{*'()[]{}'}
eval(s,{'__builtins__':{}})(**{0:0})

Just as before, the password is inputted via STDIN, the flag is (nothing) and should be printed to STDERR. That means no output to STDERR.

Hopefully this time there are no loopholes.

s=input()
assert not{*s}&{*'()[]{}'}
eval(s,{'__builtins__':{}})(**{0:0})

Just as before, the password is inputted via STDIN, the flag is (nothing) and should be printed to STDERR. That means no output to STDERR.

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created Oct 24, 2020 at 16:55

Hopefully this time there are no loopholes.

s=input()
assert not{*s}&{*'()[]{}'}
eval(s,{'__builtins__':{}})(**{0:0})

Just as before, the password is inputted via STDIN, the flag is (nothing) and should be printed to STDERR. That means no output to STDERR.