Cool! Will definitely take a look.
Curios what made you choose Go for this project? I am looking into building a toy version of Burp with either Rust/Go but still undecided.
Curios what made you choose Go for this project? I am looking into building a toy version of Burp with either Rust/Go but still undecided.
I have no idea if you could make any use of such a thing, but, if you email info@rsync.net we would be happy to give a free-forever account to use in any way you see fit.
Note that none of this has to do with vanta itself; it's solely because it depends on libpcap, and libpcap depends on all of those other libraries. Still, it does mean that cross-compiling isn't notably easier than just building tcpdump itself.
I'm still a student, and I don’t have super big ambitions yet — I just wanted to build something I could actually finish and understand
Rust is amazing, but I haven’t started learning it seriously yet. It feels a bit overwhelming at this stage. Maybe one day, when I'm ready to dive deeper!
Good luck with your Burp project too — I’d love to see it if you share it someday!
I chose go mainly for static binaries (no install steps needed for the end user), and also because I have been really enjoying writing go programs lately, mainly because of the simplicity without too much of a tradeoff for speed.