Categorygithub.com/ivanmrsulja/offensive-golang
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0.0.0-20241102152235-dc7318c40d67
Repository: https://github.com/ivanmrsulja/offensive-golang.git
Documentation: pkg.go.dev

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# README

OffensiveNim

Offensive Golang

My experiments (mostly from personal educational research) in weaponizing Go for implant development and general offensive operations.

Why Go?

  • Native Compilation: Compiles directly to machine code with no runtime dependencies, yielding lightweight binaries.
  • Easy Cross-Compilation: Cross-compile for multiple OSes by setting GOOS and GOARCH, simplifying deployment.
  • Readable Syntax: Simple, C-like syntax with modern features makes Go easy to learn and maintain.
  • Rich Standard Library: Built-in support for networking, HTTP, JSON, and cryptography—ideal for security tools.
  • Built-in Concurrency: Goroutines and sync packages allow high-performance, concurrent programs suited for C2 infrastructure.
  • Strong Tooling: Tools like go test, go mod, and go vet streamline development and testing.
  • Memory Safety: Garbage collection reduces common memory vulnerabilities without long pauses.
  • Widely Used in Security: Popular with Red and Blue teams, with extensive libraries and examples.
  • Powerful FFI: Integrates easily with C libraries via cgo, enabling native API interactions.
  • Modular for C2: Simple modularity and robust networking make Go a strong choice for C2 backends and implants.