Here is a puzzle entitled "lowercase"

Years ago I played notpr0n, which is a puzzle very similar, in which you use links, urls and other web-based &quot;locks&quot; to advance to the next level.<p><a href="http://notpron.org/notpron/" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;notpron.org&#x2F;notpron&#x2F;</a><p>It is also interesting for non-geeks to learn about how the internet (and computers) work.

Oh, come on -- don&#x27;t cheat!<p>Though I admit I don&#x27;t currently have the time to get far (I&#x27;ve gotten the first couple but have work to do tonight...). I love these puzzles, though!<p>I quite enjoyed going through the web penetration puzzle posted here a year or so ago -- where to access the next URL at each step involved a slightly trickier exploit (starting at just reading the HTML source, to modifying form fields, to tweaking cookies, etc.) -- anyone remember where this was?<p>It was educational (as well as fun), so at least I could excuse burning some time doing it.

Please use ROT-13 if you want to give answers; <a href="http://www.rot13.com" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.rot13.com</a><p>Vague hints are fine, but putting &quot;SPOILER ALERT&quot; right above the answer doesn&#x27;t help; it&#x27;s impossible to read past those posts to see the less giveaway hints.

Let&#x27;s hope HN can help me with this. Trying to go through the puzzle and brute-forcing with a dictionary.

Nice! Reminds me of notpron[0] which entertained me for weeks.<p>[0] <a href="http://notpron.org/notpron/levelone.htm" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;notpron.org&#x2F;notpron&#x2F;levelone.htm</a>

Oblique spoiler alert?<p>What does a cow&#x27;s leer mean? I can&#x27;t think of any permutations of the letters in &#x27;name&#x27; that make sense.

Any idea on 5a? It gives you a pair of coordinates which point to Papua New Guinea (according to Gmaps), yet the source makes a Greenwich reference.

from done.htm it looks like the next answer is ginger bread man but I can&#x27;t figure out what the right url for it should be...

six b has me stumped. The obvious interpretation is that you need to do something with &quot;4 down&quot; and &quot;2 across&quot; from the crossword puzzle shown. But according to typical numbering, that puzzle wouldn&#x27;t even <i>have</i> a &quot;2 across&quot;.<p>Edit: OK, I got it. Tricksy tricksy.

This brings back fond memories of thisisnotporn, which sadly seems to have vanished from the internet.

<p><pre><code> how can you spot a lyin&#x27; male in a crowd of females? </code></pre> The answer to this was NOT apple.htm<p>lol

I&#x27;ve got to five:a but I&#x27;ve hit a bit of a roadblock.

furrfu!

SPOILER ALERT<p>four is adam