My Go application was reverse engineered, and I need help fixing the issues.

what happened is that i used a bad license key provider ( Keyauth ) and got key auth patched even tho all functions got encrypted with garble, i heared thatt golang good at protectting my tools and stuff but got easily bypassed in 5 secondes, i really need help

Fishi•5/3/25, 3:48 AM

Do you know how exactly they were able to do it?

Fishi•5/3/25, 3:49 AM

liek for example did they just patch out your auth check?

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✧ Enfant Du Virtuel ✧•5/3/25, 3:50 AM

Check this if this can help you https://github.com/EvilBytecode/GoDefender

$beamyOP•5/3/25, 10:11 AM

after some research, i found that i never should put a check in function that returns only boolen

FFishi Do you know how exactly they were able to do it?

$beamyOP•5/3/25, 10:15 AM

from the guy, he said he made the key system accet like "KEYAUTH-console"

$$beamy what happened is that i used a bad license key provider ( Keyauth ) and got key ...

United•5/3/25, 11:51 AM

it was a bad idea to use keyauth
its really easy to bypass it
even if you use obfuscators or packers it can be easily bypassed

as i have bypassed many programs that used keyauth by just replacing the original id with my own

even though im not good at the authentication stuff but most good programs just use a custom authentication system or maybe try auth.gg

United•5/3/25, 11:52 AM

or i could be wrong
this was just kind of a suggestion

if you can i would just recommed u to make your own
but if not im not really sure what best