/golang-security
Secure Go backend services against common vulnerabilities. Use when implementing input validation, crypto, or SQL injection prevention in Go.
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Secure Go backend services against common vulnerabilities. Use when implementing input validation, crypto, or SQL injection prevention in Go.
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golang-security.SKILL.mdname: golang-security
description: Secure Go backend services against common vulnerabilities. Use when implementing input validation, crypto, or SQL injection prevention in Go.
metadata:
triggers:
files:
- 'crypto/rand'
keywords:
- argon2
- sanitize
- jwt
- bcrypt
- validation
- input validation
- sql injectionGolang Security Standards
**Priority: P0 (CRITICAL)**
Implementation Guidelines
Input Validation
- **Validation**: Use `go-playground/validator` or `google/go-cmp` for struct validation.
- **Sanitization**: Sanitize user input before processing. Use `bluemonday` for HTML sanitization.
Cryptography
- **Random**: ALWAYS use `crypto/rand`, NEVER `math/rand` for security-sensitive operations (tokens, keys, IVs).
- **Hashing**: Use **Argon2id** for password hashing (`golang.org/x/crypto/argon2`). NOT use bcrypt (weaker) or MD5/SHA1 (insecure). Recommended params: `time=1, memory=64MB, threads=4`.
- **Encryption**: Use `crypto/aes` with GCM mode for authenticated encryption.
SQL Injection Prevention
- **Parameterized Queries**: ALWAYS use `$1, $2` placeholders with `database/sql` or ORM (GORM, sqlx).
- **No String Concatenation**: Never build queries with `fmt.Sprintf()`.
Authentication
- **JWT**: Use `golang-jwt/jwt` v5+. Enforce `RS256` (preferred) or `HS256`. **Reject `none` and symmetric algorithms for multi-service auth**. Validate `alg`, `iss`, `aud`, `exp` claims.
- **Sessions**: Use secure, httpOnly cookies with `gorilla/sessions`.
Secret Management
- **Environment Variables**: Load secrets via `godotenv` or Kubernetes secrets.
- **No Hardcoding**: Never commit API keys, passwords, or tokens to Git.
Anti-Patterns
- **No `math/rand` for Security**: RNG predictable. Use `crypto/rand`.
- **No `fmt.Sprintf()` for SQL**: Causes SQL injection. Use placeholders.
- **No bcrypt or MD5 for Passwords**: Use `argon2id` exclusively.
- **No Exposed Error Details**: Don't leak stack traces to clients in production.
References
- [Implementation Examples](references/implementation.md)
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name: golang-security
description: Secure Go backend services against common vulnerabilities. Use when implementing input validation, crypto, or SQL injection prevention in Go.
metadata:
triggers:
files:
- 'crypto/rand'
keywords:
- argon2
- sanitize
- jwt
- bcrypt
- validation
- input validation
- sql injectionGolang Security Standards
**Priority: P0 (CRITICAL)**
Implementation Guidelines
Input Validation
- **Validation**: Use `go-playground/validator` or `google/go-cmp` for struct validation.
- **Sanitization**: Sanitize user input before processing. Use `bluemonday` for HTML sanitization.
Cryptography
- **Random**: ALWAYS use `crypto/rand`, NEVER `math/rand` for security-sensitive operations (tokens, keys, IVs).
- **Hashing**: Use **Argon2id** for password hashing (`golang.org/x/crypto/argon2`). NOT use bcrypt (weaker) or MD5/SHA1 (insecure). Recommended params: `time=1, memory=64MB, threads=4`.
- **Encryption**: Use `crypto/aes` with GCM mode for authenticated encryption.
SQL Injection Prevention
- **Parameterized Queries**: ALWAYS use `$1, $2` placeholders with `database/sql` or ORM (GORM, sqlx).
- **No String Concatenation**: Never build queries with `fmt.Sprintf()`.
Authentication
- **JWT**: Use `golang-jwt/jwt` v5+. Enforce `RS256` (preferred) or `HS256`. **Reject `none` and symmetric algorithms for multi-service auth**. Validate `alg`, `iss`, `aud`, `exp` claims.
- **Sessions**: Use secure, httpOnly cookies with `gorilla/sessions`.
Secret Management
- **Environment Variables**: Load secrets via `godotenv` or Kubernetes secrets.
- **No Hardcoding**: Never commit API keys, passwords, or tokens to Git.
Anti-Patterns
- **No `math/rand` for Security**: RNG predictable. Use `crypto/rand`.
- **No `fmt.Sprintf()` for SQL**: Causes SQL injection. Use placeholders.
- **No bcrypt or MD5 for Passwords**: Use `argon2id` exclusively.
- **No Exposed Error Details**: Don't leak stack traces to clients in production.
References
- [Implementation Examples](references/implementation.md)
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