PatrickHener

PatrickHener is an independent software publisher whose catalog, hosted at goshs.de, focuses on practical tooling for IT security and system administration professionals. The publisher's flagship and currently sole offering, goshs, is a single-binary file server written to serve penetration testers and sysadmins who need a lightweight, self-contained way to transfer, share, and receive files during engagements or day-to-day operations. Because it compiles to one standalone executable with no external dependencies, goshs can be dropped onto virtually any machine and launched in seconds, making it well suited to scenarios where installing a full web server stack is impractical or undesirable. Typical use cases include spinning up a quick HTTP or HTTPS endpoint to host payloads and tools during security assessments, exfiltrating or collecting files from target systems, sharing logs and configuration files between colleagues, and setting up ad-hoc upload or download endpoints on internal networks. The tool supports features commonly demanded in these contexts, such as encrypted connections, basic authentication, and upload functionality, which together allow secure file handling even on untrusted networks. As a product range, PatrickHener's catalog reflects a focused, quality-over-quantity approach: rather than offering a broad suite of applications, the publisher concentrates on one well-maintained utility that addresses a recurring need in offensive security and administration workflows. This specialization makes the catalog easy to navigate and the software straightforward to evaluate, with documentation and downloads available directly through the publisher's website for practitioners seeking a dependable, portable file-serving solution.