Go-deliver is a payload delivery tool coded in Go. This is the first version and other features will be added in the future.

Compile from source:

1. Clone this repository.
2. Install the required dependecies.
3. Compile and run.

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Currently go-deliver supports only http and https server for payload delivery. More server types will be added later. To change the port of the http server you can modify the config.conf.

Sample configuration :

[http] enable = true port = 8888 template404 = templates/404.html [https] enable = false port = 8443 template404 = templates/404.html publickey = certs/server.pem privatekey = certs/server.key 

The main logic behind go-deliver is to deliver different type of payloads to specific IP/Subnet address or block access for specific IP/Subnet.

Currently you have two types of objects in go-deliver.

• Payload - Used to define an object to deliver.
• Host - Used to define an object to combine with Payload object.

• Add - Add a new payload to database.
• Delete - Delete a payload from the database.
• List - List all the payloads on the database.

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• Id - ID of the payload on the database. (Unchangeable)
• Name - Name of the payload.
• Content Type - Content Type that will be sent as a header.
• Host Blacklist - The name of a Host object to be used as a blacklist.
• Host Whitelist - The name of a Host object to be used as a whitelist.
• Data File - Location of a file to be delivered.
• Data B64 - B64 encoded data to be delivered.
• Ptype - Payload type.
• Guid - Unique identifier for every payload.

Note : If no whitelist or blacklist is specified the payload will get delivered to anyone with the correct URL.

• Add - Add a new host object to the database.
• Delete - Delete a host object from the database.
• List - List all the host objects on the database.

• Id - ID of the host object on the database. (Unchangeable)
• Name - Name of the host object.
• Htype - Host object type. It can be IP or Subnet

• Add more types of servers.
• Add templates and the ability to generate payloads.
• Add one-liner for every payload type.

Suggestions ???