I'm looking for a pure Go method to capture live TCP traffic.
I've tried using gopacket. It works fine, but it's using C behind the
scenes and that makes it not suitable for my situation.
Is there any way to this in pure Go?
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Is it possible to capture the whole TLS handshake data coming from a HTTP
client request, enough to actually build a JA3 hash out of it?
The tls.ClientHelloInfo does apparently give some but not all the parts
which are needed to build a JA3 hash.
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to do (obviously replacing the 100MB of "empty" with a
> placeholder).
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> On Thu, Dec 15, 2022 at 10:58 AM Aurora wrote:
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>> I've embedded an empty 100MB file in my Go code, for some testing
>> purposes.
>> When I run 'go build', the binary
I've embedded an empty 100MB file in my Go code, for some testing purposes.
When I run 'go build', the binary output would be something around 20MB.
I want the output binary to be more than 100MB, its real size.
How's this compression being applied to the binary?
How to disable all such optimisat