Overview
Time-based control logic uses clocks, dates, or elapsed time to decide whether an application feature should remain available.
Demo restrictions and trial checks often depend on system time, stored timestamps, or server-provided values. A reverse engineer needs to understand where time is read, how it is compared, and what branch changes when the check succeeds or fails.
In this lab, you practice analyzing a Go executable that uses time-based license behavior and connecting that logic to program flow.

