depproxy is a Go module proxy that protects you from supply chain attacks by only proxying modules and versions that you have explicitly authorized.

go install src.agwa.name/depproxy@latest

Or, you can download a binary from the GitHub Releases Page.

depproxy is a single statically-linked binary so using Docker or a similar technology is superfluous.

Your module allowlist is a text file which specifies your authorized modules.

Each line of the file contains a module path and version, separated by whitespace. Blank lines and lines starting with # are ignored.

The version may be * to allow all versions of the given module.

The module path may be a path.Match pattern to allow all matching modules. In this case, the version must be *.

To allow multiple versions of a module, just specify the module on multiple lines.

# This is a comment
filippo.io/age				*
github.com/aws/*			*
github.com/boltdb/bolt			v1.3.1
github.com/miekg/dns			v1.1.51
github.com/miekg/dns			v1.1.52
golang.org/x/*				*
software.sslmate.com/src/*		*
src.agwa.name/*				*

Read your authorized modules and versions from the given file, documented above.

You must restart depproxy after modifying this file.

Listen on the given address, provided in go-listener syntax. You can specify the -listen flag multiple times to listen on multiple addresses.

Examples:

• -listen tcp:8080 to listen on TCP port 8080, all interfaces.
• -listen tls:depproxy.example.com:tcp:443 to listen on TCP port 443, all interfaces, with an automatically-obtained TLS certificate for depproxy.example.com (requires depproxy.example.com to be publicly-accessible).
• -listen tls:/path/to/certificate.pem:tcp:443 to listen on TCP port 443, all interfaces, using a certificate chain and private key in a PEM file.

Specifies the URL of the upstream Go proxy. Default: https://proxy.golang.org

Set the GOPROXY environment variable to the URL of your depproxy instance, followed by /proxy. For example:

• GOPROXY=https://depproxy.example.com/proxy
• GOPROXY=http://192.0.2.1:8080/proxy

After you set GOPROXY, the go command will only be able to download modules and versions that are allowed by your allowlist.

Visit your depproxy instance in a web browser to see if any of your authorized modules have newer versions. If a newer version is available, the module will be highlighted in red and the following functions will be available to help you vet the new version:

• Raw - view a raw diff between the authorized version and the latest version
• HTML - view an HTML diff between the authorized version and the latest version
• VCS - view a changelog between the authorized version and the latest version in the module's version control system (only available if the module is hosted on GitHub; not available with older module versions)

After vetting the new version, edit your allowlist to specify the new version and restart depproxy.