Liked the clear explanation. One thing that I did when working on this challenge was that I changed the JNZ to JZ, so that the program flow was flipped. It then prints the flag when typing the wrong thing ;-)
@@PinkDraconian Look into Ghidra + angr; angr will essentially bruteforce the logic and try to land on the correct register, so you tell angr where input is passed in assembly, and also where the success function should run.
great video, thnx! what's a free alternative debugger to idapro? is there something similar to what you showed here? btw, were you using ida, or idapro? tx
Liked the clear explanation. One thing that I did when working on this challenge was that I changed the JNZ to JZ, so that the program flow was flipped. It then prints the flag when typing the wrong thing ;-)
This is exactly what I wanted to showcase but straight up forgot! Great minds think alike! 😉
Awesome video! I'd love to see some more difficult RE challenges in the future since this sort of breakdown is really helpful.
Thank you for the support! I'd love to finish this track and see where it takes me!
great video! please post more RE content. am just getting started and it's really interesting
Thank you! Would love to do some more RE content! Let's see where this introduction track takes us!
nice man! have you played around with the new ghidra debugger at all?
Cheers! I haven't yet, wasn't even aware! I will have to check that out!
@@PinkDraconian yeh need to spend a bit of time with it myself but looks promising!
@@PinkDraconian Look into Ghidra + angr; angr will essentially bruteforce the logic and try to land on the correct register, so you tell angr where input is passed in assembly, and also where the success function should run.
Do you investigate into hardware hacking of IoT devices also?
If yes then would love to see that content also!
I've actually always been scared to get into hardware hacking... I should really get into it!
good job god belss you
Thank you!
Well Explained
Thank you!
Nice video bro
Thanks 🔥
Never clicked so fast!
You're definitely the fastest!
Any courses you recommend to get better working with IDA?
I would say to just start playing with it!
great video, thnx! what's a free alternative debugger to idapro? is there something similar to what you showed here? btw, were you using ida, or idapro? tx
I only used the free version in these videos (I believe)
What do you use as your website?
Currently it's pinkdraconian.d4rkc0de.com, which you can find in the description of the video!
I mean what CMS is it?
@@balintm7465 It's fully self made, so no CMS there 😅