I believe when heartbleed happened quite a bunch of go progams were yoinking in openssl because the go ssl tooling was still relatively young. I have no idea w

I believe when heartbleed happened quite a bunch of go progams were yoinking in openssl because the go ssl tooling was still relatively young. I have no idea what actually happened there, I just recall some moderately annoyed sysadmins figuring out how to rebuild go applications by developers who'd since left the company. (this is not a shot at go, this is merely a "there might already be -some- data out there" wrt your question)