Hijacked Go packages deploy infostealer via VS Code tasks

Rust has the Rust book which gives you a great overview of all of Rust. Brown University recently made it interactive and it's quite fun to go through that. But Go doesn't have anything like that. I g

Researchers found hijacked npm packages and 16 Go packages using fake font files and VS Code tasks to deploy a Python infostealer.

This is the weekly thread for Small Projects. The point of this thread is to have looser posting standards than the main board. As such, projects are pretty much only removed from here by the mods for

Last post I was debating concurrency models, ended up going with owner goroutine based on the advice I got. Benchmarked it against mutex and yeah the reads are way slower: |Benchmark|Owner Goroutine|R

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Isn't that file completely redundant? When resolving an import path one could just run a longest matching prefix match on the require list in the go.mod file and construct a path \ , and if that direc

So i learned that context with Value keys should not be strings to avoid collision. You should create custom keys. So what's the best practice and way to store these keys ?? Should I define them in th