If you can tell me which CTF platform (like TryHackMe, HackTheBox, or a specific university lab) this is from, I can give you the exact steps and solution.
Run binwalk -e Tulips.rar to see if there are other files appended to the end of the archive (steganography). Tulips.rar
Once the password is found, extract the files: unrar x Tulips.rar . If you can tell me which CTF platform
Check for hidden comments or coordinates in images inside the archive using exiftool . Check for hidden comments or coordinates in images
Use strings Tulips.rar | grep -i "flag" to search for plain-text flags or passwords hidden in the binary data. 4. Extraction & Flag
Since there isn't a single "official" file by this name, a typical write-up for a challenge like this usually follows these steps: 1. File Identification
Run file Tulips.rar to confirm it is indeed a RAR archive.