Hacking with Go: Part 2

1

Introduction

00:00 • 4min

2

The SolarWinds Attack

04:29 • 3min

3

Are You Seeing More and More of These Malware Families?

07:58 • 2min

4

The Reasons for Using Go as an Attacking Language

09:53 • 4min

5

The Difference Between IDAPro and Go Language

13:37 • 5min

6

Go Reverse Engineering

18:41 • 2min

7

What Is Reverse Engineering?

20:17 • 2min

8

Go

22:17 • 1min

9

Idapro

23:46 • 2min

10

Reverse Engineering a Program

25:21 • 2min

11

Go - A New Way to Debug Java Programming

27:18 • 6min

12

Is Go a Good Language for Hackers?

32:51 • 2min

13

Is Rust a Good Programming Language?

34:45 • 3min

14

How to Deploy a Malware Detection Tool in an Infected Network

37:18 • 2min

15

Is Kasper's Key a Good Idea?

39:45 • 2min

16

Go Is a Memory Safe Language Unless I'm Mistaken

41:21 • 3min

17

Honeycomb - Find Your Most Perplexing Application Issues

44:29 • 2min

18

How to Reverse Engineer a C Programming Language?

46:46 • 2min

19

Reverse Engineering Go Programs With IDA Pro or GIDRA?

48:32 • 2min

20

The Basics of Reverse Engineering

50:51 • 3min

21

Ivan, What Is Your Unpopular Opinion?

54:20 • 2min

22

Do You Think the Google Play Store Is Safer Than the Apple Store?

56:28 • 3min

23

Is Cyberspace Never Going to Be Regulated?

59:56 • 3min

24

Hacking With Go - Part 3

01:02:46 • 2min