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049			_aMAIN
100	1		_aLeon, John Daniel. _9999506
245	1	0	_aSecurity with Go : _bExplore the power of Golang to secure host, web, and cloud services.
260			_aBirmingham : _bPackt Publishing, _c2018.
300			_a1 online resource (334 pages)
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588	0		_aPrint version record.
520			_aSince Go has become enormously popular, Go's obvious advantages, like stability, speed and simplicity, make it a first class choice to develop security-oriented scripts and applications. Security with Go is a classical title for security developers, with its emphasis on Go. Based on John Leon's first mover experience, He starts out basic ...
505	0		_aCover -- Copyright and Credits -- Packt Upsell -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Introduction to Security with Go -- About Go -- Go language design -- The History of Go -- Adoption and community -- Common criticisms about Go -- The Go toolchain -- Go mascot -- Learning Go -- Why use Go? -- Why use Go for security? -- Why not use Python? -- Why not use Java? -- Why not use C++? -- Development environment -- Installing Go on other platforms -- Other Linux distributions -- Windows -- Mac -- Setting up Go -- Creating your workspace -- Setting up environment variables -- Editors -- Creating your first package -- Writing your first program -- Running the executable file -- Building the executable file -- Installing the executable file -- Formatting with go fmt -- Running Go examples -- Building a single Go file -- Running a single Go file -- Building multiple Go files -- Building a folder (package) -- Installing a program for use -- Summary -- Chapter 2: The Go Programming Language -- Go language specification -- The Go playground -- A tour of Go -- Keywords -- Notes about source code -- Comments -- Types -- Boolean -- Numeric -- Generic numbers -- Specific numbers -- Unsigned integers -- Signed integers -- Floating point numbers -- Other numeric types -- String -- Array -- Slice -- Struct -- Pointer -- Function -- Interface -- Map -- Channel -- Control structures -- if -- for -- range -- switch, case, fallthrough, and default -- goto -- Defer -- Packages -- Classes -- Inheritance -- Polymorphism -- Constructors -- Methods -- Operator overloading -- Goroutines -- Getting help and documentation -- Online Go documentation -- Offline Go documentation -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Working with Files -- File basics -- Creating an empty file -- Truncating a file -- Getting the file info -- Renaming a file -- Deleting a file.
505	8		_aOpening and closing files -- Checking whether a file exists -- Checking read and write permissions -- Changing permissions, ownership, and timestamps -- Hard links and symlinks -- Reading and writing -- Copying a file -- Seeking positions in a file -- Writing bytes to a file -- Quickly writing to a file -- Buffered writer -- Reading up to n bytes from a file -- Reading exactly n bytes -- Reading at least n bytes -- Reading all bytes of a file -- Quickly reading whole files to memory -- Buffered reader -- Reading with a scanner -- Archives -- Archive (ZIP) files -- Extracting (unzip) archived files -- Compression -- Compressing a file -- Uncompressing a File -- Creating temporary files and directories -- Downloading a file over HTTP -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Forensics -- Files -- Getting file information -- Finding the largest files -- Finding recently modified files -- Reading the boot sector -- Steganography -- Generating an image with random noise -- Creating a ZIP archive -- Creating a steganographic image archive -- Detecting a ZIP archive in a JPEG image -- Network -- Looking up a hostname from an IP address -- Looking up IP addresses from a hostname -- Looking up MX records -- Looking up nameservers for a hostname -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Packet Capturing and Injection -- Prerequisites -- Installing libpcap and Git -- Installing libpcap on Ubuntu -- Installing libpcap on Windows -- Installing libpcap on macOS -- Installing gopacket -- Permission problems -- Getting a list of network devices -- Capturing packets -- Capturing with filters -- Saving to the pcap file -- Reading from a pcap file -- Decoding packet layers -- Creating a custom layer -- Converting bytes to and from packets -- Creating and sending packets -- Decoding packets faster -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Cryptography -- Hashing -- Hashing small files -- Hashing large files.
505	8		_aStoring passwords securely -- Encryption -- Cryptographically secure pseudo-random number generator (CSPRNG) -- Symmetric encryption -- AES -- Asymmetric encryption -- Generating a public and private key pair -- Digitally signing a message -- Verifying a signature -- TLS -- Generating a self-signed certificate -- Creating a certificate signing request -- Signing a certificate request -- TLS server -- TLS client -- Other encryption packages -- OpenPGP -- Off The Record (OTR) messaging -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Secure Shell (SSH) -- Using the Go SSH client -- Authentication methods -- Authenticating with a password -- Authenticating with private key -- Verifying remote host -- Executing a command over SSH -- Starting an interactive shell -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Brute Force -- Brute forcing HTTP basic authentication -- Brute forcing the HTML login form -- Brute forcing SSH -- Brute forcing database login -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Web Applications -- HTTP server -- Simple HTTP servers -- HTTP basic auth -- Using HTTPS -- Creating secure cookies -- HTML escaping output -- Middleware with Negroni -- Logging requests -- Adding secure HTTP headers -- Serving static files -- Other best practices -- CSRF tokens -- Preventing user enumeration and abuse -- Registration -- Login -- Resetting the password -- User profiles -- Preventing LFI and RFI abuse -- Contaminated files -- HTTP client -- The basic HTTP request -- Using the client SSL certificate -- Using a proxy -- Using system proxy -- Using a specific HTTP proxy -- Using a SOCKS5 proxy (Tor) -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Web Scraping -- Web scraping fundamentals -- Finding strings in HTTP responses with the strings package -- Using regular expressions to find email addresses in a page -- Extracting HTTP headers from an HTTP response -- Setting cookies with an HTTP client -- Finding HTML comments in a web page.
505	8		_aFinding unlisted files on a web server -- Changing the user agent of a request -- Fingerprinting web application technology stacks -- Fingerprinting based on HTTP response headers -- Fingerprinting web applications -- How to prevent fingerprinting of your applications -- Using the goquery package for web scraping -- Listing all hyperlinks in a page -- Finding documents in a web page -- Listing page title and headings -- Crawling pages on the site that store the most common words -- Printing a list of external JavaScript files in a page -- Depth-first crawling -- Breadth-first crawling -- How to protect against web scraping -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Host Discovery and Enumeration -- TCP and UDP sockets -- Creating a server -- Creating a client -- Port scanning -- Grabbing a banner from a service -- Creating a TCP proxy -- Finding named hosts on a network -- Fuzzing a network service -- Summary -- Chapter 12: Social Engineering -- Gathering intel via JSON REST API -- Sending phishing emails with SMTP -- Generating QR codes -- Base64 encoding data -- Honeypots -- TCP honeypot -- The TCP testing tool -- HTTP POST form login honeypot -- HTTP form field honeypots -- Sandboxing -- Summary -- Chapter 13: Post Exploitation -- Cross compiling -- Creating bind shells -- Creating reverse bind shells -- Creating web shells -- Finding writable files -- Changing file timestamp -- Changing file permissions -- Changing file ownership -- Summary -- Chapter 14: Conclusions -- Recapping the topics you have learned -- More thoughts on the usage of Go -- What I hope you take away from the book -- Be aware of legal, ethical, and technical boundaries -- Where to go from here -- Getting help and learning more -- Another Book You May Enjoy -- Leave a review -- let other readers know what you think -- Index.
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references.
590			_aAdded to collection customer.56279.3
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