A standard data extraction session with XDumpGO generally follows these steps:

While the standard dump.Dump() function uses a default dumper, xgo/dump also provides more control through different types of dumpers:

xdumpgo allows you to customize how the data is displayed. While the default settings are great, you can configure it for specific needs.

xdumpgo is a powerful, colorized, and structured data dumping utility for Go, designed to make debugging faster, cleaner, and more intuitive. Think of it as a "supercharged" dump utility for your terminal.

This tutorial provides a deep dive into using XDumpGO, from its core features to practical execution steps, while emphasizing its role in adversary emulation and defensive testing. What is XDumpGO?

# Capture core dump (Linux) gcore 1234

One of strengths is its flexibility. You can adjust how the data is displayed to suit your specific debugging needs.