Dear Diary

wget https://artifacts.picoctf.net/c_titan/63/disk.flag.img.gz, then gunzip -d disk.flag.img.gz.

Then put the disk image in Autopsy and load it in with analysis. Once loaded in the root directory has three files: force-wait.sh, innocuous-file.txt, and its-all-in-the-name.

Based on this and looking through the disk image and exhausting many options then coming back to the root directory this file, its-all-in-the-name, alludes to innocuous-file.txt being important somehow. When searching for innocuous-file throughout the entire disk image in Autopsy 14 occurrences of innocuous-file.txt could be found.

Each one has Ascii information and the flag is fragmented between multiple of these innocuous-file.txt files. In the fourth occurrence of innocuous-file.txt the letters pic show up and in the next occurrence oCT which leads to the assumption that others would create the flag. By combining all of these the flag can be found.

Flag: picoCTF{1_533_n4m35_80d2...}