This practical training dives into advanced Go security auditing and fuzz testing, teaching you to uncover vulnerabilities, debug crashes, and enhance application resilience. Gain hands-on experience with tools like go-fuzz and master the techniques needed to address real-world security challenges.
16 hours | 
100+ students | 
Last updated: 27/01/2025
The course provides a comprehensive overview of the Go ecosystem, focusing on security concepts such as memory safety, concurrency, and error handling. Participants will also learn about common vulnerabilities, including panicking functions and logic errors, to better understand the language's potential weaknesses.
Participants will dive into fuzz testing, including coverage-guided fuzzing, corpus management, and crash analysis. Advanced techniques like property-based testing, grammar-based fuzzing, and differential fuzzing will be explored to uncover vulnerabilities such as out-of-bounds panics, SIGSEGV errors, and resource exhaustion.
The course teaches how to analyze and debug crashes effectively by identifying root causes through crash minimization, bucketing, and debugging techniques. It also addresses advanced vulnerabilities such as unsafe code, data races, memory leaks, and concurrency issues, ensuring participants can handle real-world scenarios.
Immediate access to all the content
9.5 hours of curated and practical knowledge in video
80+ easy-to-digest, on-demand videos
25+ hands-on exercises & labs
️ Lifetime access
280+ digital and printable slides
Assignments to apply your new skills
Certificate of completion
This course is for anyone who’s looking for a hands-on and pragmatic approach to audit and secure Rust code such as:
Security engineers Vulnerability researchers Pentesters & Red team professionals
Module 1 – Go Security Audit and Code Review
Module 2 – Go Fuzzing & Crash Analysis
This course is suitable for people that are new to Go. All the theory and concepts about Go security and Go fuzz testing will be explained during the course.
Patrick, CEO & Founder of FuzzingLabs, has 7 years of experience training on Rust and Go, applied to fuzzing and reverse engineering.
Really complete training if you’re starting to write and audit Go code. I’ve already applied and used the fuzzing tools and techniques against Blockchain code and I directly found multiple bugs! Thanks Patrick!
The course contains a lot of information to be completely processed but it’s well built and very practical! My favorite part was about fuzzing!
I was impressed with the quality of Go training on many levels. The slides exceeded my expectations and the videos really motivated me to finish the course entirely! Of course, It costs a certain budget but it’s definitely worth the investment.
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