DEF CON 29 - Ben Kurtz - Offensive Golang Bonanza: Writing Golang Malware

[@CU.SpaceCowboy]

binject is insane. great talk. great job at explaining the inner workings of each project as well.

[@blakehayes6905]

other blake here I think the same thing here

[@justinbzdell2935]

Thank you for your time Ben!

[@cybersamurai99]

fantastic talk brother, learned a lot !

[@Qubitmyst]

Super cool! Thanks for sharing!

[@Noak420]

Does someone know how to join the slack Chanel he was talking about in the beginning?

[@handmadegamesdev]

I was wondering the same thing.

[@lixiao4259]

Where is the source code of his smbexec, I couldn't find it from Defcon 29 workshop

[@spurdosparde843]

Nice, I'm learning V-lang a language forked off of Golang, still in beta though. I remember listening to a podcast last year about this stuff. Good to see the project is still going.

[@dejangegic]

What's the upside of learning a fork of Go?

[@blakdayz8586]

Why do I disconnect the voice from the avatar?

[@riskydissonance]

Great talk!!

[@ElmarLecher]

awesome talk, thank you. i actually learned something there. Also hack the planet!!

[@LobBazar]

5:29

[@mikhailkalashnik0v]

Dont waste your time! This talk sucked. All he showed was other peoples tools. I expected him to demo his golang malware + demos ;( #fail

[@chachitheghost]

DId you even watch the talk? Half the tools he mentioned are tools that he and his own group Binject wrote!

[@trumpyla]

This dude is wow