Tom Steele, Dan Kottmann, and Chris Patten share over 30 years in penetration testing and offensive security experience, and have delivered multiple Go training and development sessions.

"It’s been incredibly fun having these kinds of projects, where you’re not just learning syntax, you’re not just learning the mechanics of Go, but you have things to build that are kind of fun." —Johnny Boursiquot, Go Time Podcast

• Chapter 1: Go Fundamentals and ConceptsChapter 2: TCP and Go: Scanners and ProxiesChapter 3: HTTP Clients: Remote Interaction with ToolsChapter 4: HTTP Servers: Routing and MiddlewareChapter 5: Exploiting DNS: Recon and MoreChapter 6: SMB and NTLM: A Peek Down the Rabbit HoleChapter 7: Databases and Filesystems: Pilfering and AbusingChapter 8: Packet Processing: Living on the WireChapter 9: Exploit Code: Writing and PortingChapter 10: Extendable Tools: Using Go Plugins and LUAChapter 11: Cryptography: Implementing and AttackingChapter 12: Windows: System Interaction and AnalysisChapter 13: Steganography: Hiding DataChapter 14: Command and Control: Building a RAT

Tom Steele, Dan Kottmann, and Chris Patten share over 30 years in penetration testing and offensive security experience, and have delivered multiple Go training and development sessions.

"It’s been incredibly fun having these kinds of projects, where you’re not just learning syntax, you’re not just learning the mechanics of Go, but you have things to build that are kind of fun." —Johnny Boursiquot, Go Time Podcast

• Chapter 1: Go Fundamentals and ConceptsChapter 2: TCP and Go: Scanners and ProxiesChapter 3: HTTP Clients: Remote Interaction with ToolsChapter 4: HTTP Servers: Routing and MiddlewareChapter 5: Exploiting DNS: Recon and MoreChapter 6: SMB and NTLM: A Peek Down the Rabbit HoleChapter 7: Databases and Filesystems: Pilfering and AbusingChapter 8: Packet Processing: Living on the WireChapter 9: Exploit Code: Writing and PortingChapter 10: Extendable Tools: Using Go Plugins and LUAChapter 11: Cryptography: Implementing and AttackingChapter 12: Windows: System Interaction and AnalysisChapter 13: Steganography: Hiding DataChapter 14: Command and Control: Building a RAT

Tom Steele, Dan Kottmann, and Chris Patten share over 30 years in penetration testing and offensive security experience, and have delivered multiple Go training and development sessions.

"It’s been incredibly fun having these kinds of projects, where you’re not just learning syntax, you’re not just learning the mechanics of Go, but you have things to build that are kind of fun." —Johnny Boursiquot, Go Time Podcast

• Chapter 1: Go Fundamentals and ConceptsChapter 2: TCP and Go: Scanners and ProxiesChapter 3: HTTP Clients: Remote Interaction with ToolsChapter 4: HTTP Servers: Routing and MiddlewareChapter 5: Exploiting DNS: Recon and MoreChapter 6: SMB and NTLM: A Peek Down the Rabbit HoleChapter 7: Databases and Filesystems: Pilfering and AbusingChapter 8: Packet Processing: Living on the WireChapter 9: Exploit Code: Writing and PortingChapter 10: Extendable Tools: Using Go Plugins and LUAChapter 11: Cryptography: Implementing and AttackingChapter 12: Windows: System Interaction and AnalysisChapter 13: Steganography: Hiding DataChapter 14: Command and Control: Building a RAT