#go
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OpenAI releases an official CLI for its API
A Go-based command-line tool offers direct access to OpenAI's REST API — from generating responses and images to admin queries. The project ships under the Apache 2.0 license.
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Go to reject certificate chains containing eight distrusted public keys
A patch landing in the go1.27 branch makes crypto/x509 throw away any chain that contains one of eight blacklisted public keys.
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Hacking the Go compiler to map IPv4 to IPv6 faster
netip.Addr has Unmap() but no To6(). Rather than wait for the Go maintainers to add one, Vincent Bernat tried to teach the compiler itself to optimize the pattern they recommend.
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Malware Sneaks Into HashiCorp Registry via Rogue Terraform Providers
Researchers found Go-based malware distributed through two Terraform providers and two Go modules in the HashiCorp registry — the first time the centralized repository has been used as a delivery channel for malicious payloads.
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Go 1.27 Released: Post-Quantum Cryptography and New JSON Packages
Another release of the Go programming language has been published. Version 1.27 introduces support for the post-quantum ML-DSA algorithm, new packages for working with JSON, and updates to the language itself.
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go/analysis: how Go's modular static-analysis system is built
The Go team documents the golang.org/x/tools/go/analysis package — a common interface between code analyzers and driver programs. It powers go vet, IDEs, and other tools.