go-vuln-ssrf-requestforgery

Scanning Go code for SSRF vulnerabilities involves auditing HTTP client usage and network calls to identify insecure handling of user-provided URLs in webhook callbacks and URL processing logic.

Detecting XSS vulnerabilities in Go HTML templates requires analyzing template rendering and type assertions to find improper rendering of user input that could lead to code injection.

Checking for missing CSRF protection on Go API endpoints involves analyzing state-changing routes to verify if adequate CSRF mitigation mechanisms are implemented to prevent cross-site request forgery.

Yes, this vulnerability scanner works with standard Go web services by analyzing HTTP client usage, template rendering, and API endpoint protection mechanisms to systematically assess web security risks.

The best way to systematically audit a Go web service for common web vulnerabilities is to analyze HTTP client usage for SSRF, template rendering for XSS, and endpoint protection for CSRF across the codebase.

Unsafe URL handling in Go HTTP clients causes SSRF vulnerabilities because passing unvalidated user input directly to network calls allows attackers to target internal systems via webhook callbacks or URL fetching.