What belongs on a go/no-go checklist for a security upgrade?
A short go/no-go checklist for security upgrades: what to confirm before merge, before rollout and before you call the fix done, with stop rules.
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A short go/no-go checklist for security upgrades: what to confirm before merge, before rollout and before you call the fix done, with stop rules.
Wrap r.Body with http.MaxBytesReader before you decode it. Go's MaxHeaderBytes limits headers only, so request bodies have no default size cap.
Which timeouts does a Go net/http server need? Set ReadHeaderTimeout, IdleTimeout and a write limit, because ListenAndServe applies none by default.
No. Go's http.Client Timeout of zero means no timeout, and DefaultClient uses it. Here is how to set client, request and context deadlines safely.
Go's net/http server recovers a handler panic, logs a stack trace and drops the connection. Add your own recovery middleware to control the response.
A static Go binary runs on scratch, but you must add certificates, time zones and a user yourself. Distroless static ships them. Compare the two.
Go compiles the standard library into your binary, so the fix is a rebuild with a patched Go toolchain, not an OS update. Steps to confirm and verify.
Go advisories can name the operating system and architecture where the flaw appears. Version-only matching ignores that, so findings can look wrong.
GitLab ID tokens carry a ref_protected claim. Use it, plus project_id and namespace_id, in your cloud trust rule so only protected refs can deploy.
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