I Cracked This "SECURE VAULT" Using Pure Math | Google CTF 2025 (BEGINNER'S QUEST)
In this video, I reverse engineer a CTF binary called "SECURE VAULT" from Google CTF 2025 (BEGINNER'S QUEST) that demands a very specific 16-character password. Instead of brute-forcing billions of combinations, I use constraint analysis, XOR math, and SHA1 hashing to narrow it down to ONE password — mathematically. Perfect for beginners who want to learn reverse engineering, binary analysis, and how password verification actually works under the hood. 🔧 TOOLS USED: file, strings, objdump, nm (Linux CLI) Python 3 (hashlib, struct) Pen & paper for the math Follow me on Instagram :- / kushgo13 Follow me on Tweeter :- / kushgo13 #CTF #ReverseEngineering #CyberSecurity #Hacking #BinaryAnalysis #InfoSec

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