This google-ctf I couldn't solve any web challenges because I spent too much time trying dns-leaking on log4j challenge while the solution was to leak it thru the error logs. Near the end of ctf, I tried out this sandbox challenge and solved it. I will try sharing my journey for this flag with you.
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This year was actually my second trial at google CTF. Last year I was not able to solve any challenges at all, so my goal this year was to collect at least one flag. Thus, I decided to start with the most solved challenge(probably was 50+) at the moment I first checked in: Pasteurize. I however spent too much time in it and managed to solve only 2 challenges before the end of the CTF: Pasteurize and Log-me-in.
The site pasteurize.web.ctfcompetition.com had a simple form titled "create new paste":