Solving a simple Go crackme (goCrackme by 0x0luk3) using IDA Freeware

In this video I demonstrate how I solve a simple crackme written in Go by 0x0luk3. This crackme has been published on crackmes.one.
Crackme URL: crackmes.one/crackme/5fb16429...
Please note, I increased the audio level this time. If it is too loud; please provide this feedback so I can adjust for future videos.

[@I_Was_Named_This_Way...]

You are probably one of the most underrated channels out there.

[@RCE-With-Peter]

Thank you for your kind words. It's probably my own fault for not putting more content online.

[@I_imperium]

Yes

[@halilnevzat]

OH MY GOD THAT WAS AWESOME TO WATCH !

[@theseenandunseen]

Great job. Learned a few things !

[@RCE-With-Peter]

You're welcome. It took me some time, but I finally finished my next "Solving a Go Crackme" video. I take a more in-depth look of Go stack and register usage: th-cam.com/video/_kV1vMyf8qY/w-d-xo.html

[@bagaskarajayadewata2108]

i'm very interested in reverse engineering. when I download the crackme file, it's a ZIP and it's asking for password, do you perhaps know the password?
edit: after reading the FAQ page i have found the password

[@dream0283]

Nice video!! 🔥

[@Reemee838]

Very good. I am new learning C++. I am very interested in Reverse engineering. I have been watching a lot of videos. Can you please tell me the roadmaps which you took to gain all these knowledges? Thank you!

[@RCE-With-Peter]

The initial step was just looking at my own programs with a debugger. There were no real books about the topic 30 years ago. Once the internet came around, things got easier. I think the main key is "reading" and mostly "being interested".

[@marongayo3217]

Hello sir, I'm learning reverse engineering as an emerging interest. May I ask if IDA would work for softwares written in Python?

[@RCE-With-Peter]

Hi
I think IDA isn't the best choice for Python based projects. You're better of with dedicated tools written in Python itself, such as :
github.com/rocky/python-decompile3
pypi.org/project/uncompyle6/

[@marongayo3217]

@@RCE-With-Peter I understand it may be too much to ask but we'll you consider having a vid on it?

[@RCE-With-Peter]

Thank you for the idea. I'll consider it and look out for a good crackme/CTF written in Python.