Hack.Net

[Ecolem]

What the hell its just some sought of bug....unless theres more to it

[Efflixi Aduro]

Look around on the left side and you will see a tiny black dot that is a button. That takes you to a page with some binary on it. I didnt notice the button until i maximised the window so you might need to do the same.

[JellyWerker]

that was step one...

[WizardsRule]

its noy a dot, its a dot with a line under it.

p.s. one possible answer is osiros
1. nine bows are the enemies of ANCIENT EGYPT
2. the symbol resemebles sunset and sunrise
3. this refers to osiros

[Xantam]

Anyone know how you\'re supposed to get from the binary page to page two? If anyone can explain how that\'s supposed to be done then it may give insight on how to progress further.

Whois says ninebows.com is owned by hack.net, so I bet any other sites in the puzzle will be owned by hack.net as well.
The owner is Ryan K. Brooks, of Applied Atomics.

Edit:
Nevermind, I know how to get to page two, it just didn\'t work when I tried the lazy way out (using an online converter) ;p
Manual works fine.

Edit 2:
There doesn\'t appear to be anything relevant on the hack.net site either, just a ton of gallery pages.

Edit 3:
Found the puzzlemaker\'s blog:
http://www.seismicgopher.com/
There\'s a prize.

Edit 4:
Seems logical that step two is some form of encoding of the next page to go to, or an email address to send to or something. There are also nine numbers (including operators), but that could be a coincidence.

Edit 5:
OK, there are nine levels, and only a few people have made it to the third level. The \"nine bows\" seems to be a theme for the levels from Egyptian mythology or something. There were nine enemies (called the nine bows) of Egypt. So we probably need to find out what these enemies were.

[dragonfire999]

methinks weve all given up...

[Robinmagus]

Im SOOOO lost! i got the dot thing....after watching the bug for an hour strait..waiting for it to move! but heck whats with the ones and zeros??

[Xantam]

They\'re binary. Computers use binary for everything. They convert to characters spelling out a message. Look up how to convert binary to decimal, then look up an ASCII chart to find out what it says.

[dorbian]

i did some research and there is nothing more on this webhost, hack.net that is.

so if there is a solution it should either be on a different website or it\'s worlds biggest hoax that made his domain worth millions ( yes the domains are worth that much, i checked ).