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Security with Go

You're reading from   Security with Go Explore the power of Golang to secure host, web, and cloud services

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jan 2018
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781788627917
Length 340 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Karthik Gaekwad Karthik Gaekwad
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Table of Contents (15) Chapters Close

1. Introduction to Security with Go FREE CHAPTER 2. The Go Programming Language 3. Working with Files 4. Forensics 5. Packet Capturing and Injection 6. Cryptography 7. Secure Shell (SSH) 8. Brute Force 9. Web Applications 10. Web Scraping 11. Host Discovery and Enumeration 12. Social Engineering 13. Post Exploitation 14. Conclusions 15. Another Book You May Enjoy

Gathering intel via JSON REST API

REST with JSON are becoming the de facto interface for web APIs. Every API is different, so the primary objective of this example is to show how to process JSON data from a REST endpoint.

This example will take Reddit username as an argument, and print the recent posts and comments by that user to get an idea of what topics they discuss. Reddit was chosen for this example because no authentication is required for certain endpoints, making it easy to test. Other services that provide REST APIs that you could query for intel gathering are Twitter and LinkedIn.

Remember, the emphasis of this example is to provide an example of parsing JSON from a REST endpoint. Since every API is different, this example should serve as a reference when writing your own programs to interact with JSON APIs. A data structure must be defined to match the response from...

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