Intro to Ghidra Tutorial 2023 | Setup to Disassembly Window | Ghidra SRE

Hello! Thank you so much for this insightful Ghidra tutorial. Your clear and captivating explanations make complex topics easy to understand, especially for those of us new to the digital world. Your video has sparked a real passion in me to learn more about how things function in the digital realm. I'm eagerly waiting for your next video. Please keep creating these wonderful videos. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

This is what I was looking for. Thank you ❤️

Thank you, please continue this series!

I've been coding for 25 years and I still very much appreciate your back-to-basics teaching style. It's nice to get on the same page by starting at first principles. Thank you so much! I just started working on a career shift from software engineering to reverse engineering. Gotta start somewhere! This is fantastic. Thank you!

id usually just use openjdk & install it thru winget i use linux so i like open source implementations where possible. not sure if u rly need jdk the runtime env should suffice 'jre'

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This is what I was looking for. Thank you

cant wait to go through this, but you are not using vm on virtual box to run ghidra? just on your native pc? thanks

i subbed because I like that you kept it super basic, i'm just getting into reversing and its what i need

this is amazing, keep it up !!! want more videos on RE

very good, the best tutorial i ever have watched about. I have a doubt can you help? at moment we calculating numbers, why do
"DE ^ AA" = 74? I dont understando how this hex numbers comparations give us numbers

I’m only 30 minutes in and I learned so much already.. Love your teaching style and i can’t wait to get through the whole video

You are such a great teacher and the way you explain things is so easy to grasp. I've followed every step of the first part and paused to write this comment. I've looked through many videos on that topic and they were meh to say the least, but yours are just on a totally different level. I'll definitely look through other videos on your channel and I'll be waiting for your next videos. Assembly language and how CPU works is also a great topic for a video. I'm also curious about IDA and how does it compare with Ghidra? P.S.: finished watching the second logical part of the video. It was more difficult to understand, but I've learned so many new things. Thank you for your efforts!

The comment to “allow the feeling of confusion to sluff off” was just perfect. I do technical training and frequently find people feeling like they need to completely understand everything before they can continue. Those that can just accept that they will start to understand the whole picture later usually end up with a deeper understanding in the long run.
You have a great teaching style!

Super, vielen Dank fürs teilen 👍

This is the one video I have been looking for. very informative. Thank you so much. You have inspired me

I liked it very much that you explained it in all details.I did not understand how the hours passed.I am waiting for new lessons with curiosity and excitement.thank you.

Brava

I enjoyed your videos! Keep up the good work!

I love your video! It took me a couple days but it was so informative and easy to follow along ❤

thank you very much for this amazing tutorial , i enjoyed it a lot thanks again

GhiRDa? MNa

Hey thanks for the video! you explain it so nicely!!

This is literally golden content for free... There are not much free good courses/information regarding to reverse engineering. and this one is really really good. keep up the good work waiting for new videos

One of the most amazing tutors !! From the little details about the shortcuts to saying that this was a brief explanation and don't get discouraged if you can't grapse the concept, shows the understanding behind learning. So many times i have watched a tutorial which solves some of my questions but then leaves with more, then i rewatch the part trying to understand it myself but i find myself to just up the brain cycles and do no good. It is vital to teach and remind someone who is trying to learn that feeling confused is in the nature of learning espesially when it isn't explained throuroghly. I'm finishing up my studies in CS and wanting to learn about many fields like cybersecurity, AI and others but when i try to start learning i fell like there are so many things to learn, i don't know where to start, this will require so much time if i keep learng so little, so many people already know it, i don't know if i am wasting my time etc. I understand that this confusion is part of the process and try push through but many times i do get discouraged like many people slowing my progress. But seeing someone like you mention it in such a good way is very refresing and helpfull to me and to many others. Also the calm and relaxing style of teaching makes it so much better. Thank you very much and keep up the good work !

Is there a point to comparing hashes if the hash and download are from the same source?

this video really helped me thanks man :)

Isn’t the pSecret_string just a pointer to a string? How can it be EQUAL to RAX? Is it just a value stored in the register?

Very nice and efficient style of teaching ... one of the best I've seen. Subscribed.

You are a great teacher! I love your teaching style and would encourage you to make more as you have a talent for it

Fantastic! Must have taken a while to edit. I appreciate the detailed timestamps!

I don't comment on videos often (if at all), but I just have to say that this was such an absolutely fantastic tutorial. I wish (and hope) you'll do more. Thanks a lot for this.

I think you might be the best teacher i have ever had the pleasure to learn from.
You're so articulate, it was almost unreal listening to it, in a good way.
What a great gift you have, hoping to see more masterpieces like this, they're greatly appreciated.

I feel like reverse engineering is a skill that's heavily reliant on other skills, but you've basically just reverse engineered the topic of reverse engineering 😂. Great video! very helpful for someone getting started like me.

I'm still watching, but wanted to say THANK YOU VERY MUCH for this tutorial! You are excellent at explaining concepts and really helped me fill in my knowledge gaps. You have quite a gift for teaching!

the first guy i ever saw that uses Win 11 for Reverse Engineering...

I never understood that thing of verifying the hash that is given on the same page that is giving the download link of a thing. If a MIT is tampering with the page content, why wouldn't he be able to change the Sha that we obtain?

the greatest teacher that i never had, love the way you breakdown complex concepts so anyone can understand

Amazing, as the other comments have outlined. There is no content out there at this level. Outstanding ❤

Great video! I have only one question. If you’re so paranoid that check SHA-256 of every download, then why you are not paranoid enough to give up using Windows and switch to GNU/Linux?

Why JDk 17 ??

I wanted to thank you for this amazing tutorial. I believe your style of coaching for RE/Reverse Engineering is 'perfect' for people that a interested in the subject but do not have the exposure to tools & techniques. The reminders of hit these keys speed things up. I love that!

Ty from Massachusetts

Why didn't you just explain shortcuts in ghydra as simple as pressing CTRL+X in Windows, instead of making it seem like an endless explanation? Because you never explained shortcuts when when you are cutting something on windows by pressing CTRL+X . In this video filled with endless motivational talks, you're ruining all the motivation with these silly, never-ending explanations with your own hands. And thanks for the video <3 Greetings from Turkey cCc

thanks a lot

I thought this video had millions of views but only 23k views for such quality free content?

hello thx for this videos can give me a road map tol learn reverse engering