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After what seemed like recursive refactors and last minute push to get some tests created. The initial release of the golang rewrite is live. A bug in the updater has already been fixed. Accompanying this release is a sweet new docs site. Lack of docs was a huge shortcoming of the node version.
Development efforts will now be focused on automatic TLS cert creation.
Feedback and pull requests welcome!
I created xodbox when I was working on the OCSP and doing bug bounties back in 2017. It allowed me to quickly check for remote interactions and easily modify responses to determine if an application had any vulnerabilities in the way it interacted with remote services. I released it publicly in 2020 when I needed it for work. It was not polished or release ready, just a small script and some deployment boilerplate.
It has been successfully used to capture credentials, exfiltrate databases, inject XSS payloads, and much more.
Initially, I chose to write xodbox in Node.js because modifications would be quick. Simply, change the JS then restart the server.
I’ve encountered a few issues while using it.
Rather than refactoring the JS, I wanted to port it over to Golang. In the process I wanted to add some new features: