goshs — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 13

This page documents known vulnerabilities for goshs, a lightweight and portable web server implemented in Go, focusing on weakness types such as buffer overflows, input validation errors, and configuration flaws. The content aggregates security findings spanning from the project's inception through mid-2024, covering both historical disclosures and recently published advisories related to the software’s core functionality and associated dependencies. By exploring this collection, users can track the vendor’s or maintainers’ advisory patterns over time to assess the stability and responsiveness of the project regarding security fixes. It also enables a deeper understanding of specific weakness classes commonly exploited in Go-based network services, helping developers identify common pitfalls in implementation. Additionally, the page serves as a lookup tool for the complete vulnerability history of goshs, allowing security researchers and system administrators to review past issues, analyze their impact, and verify if specific versions are affected by known exploits. This resource is intended for technical audiences seeking factual data on software security posture rather than promotional material. The information is organized to facilitate efficient searching and correlation across different vulnerability identifiers and release cycles.