Application for radius-go

[hank-179]

Account URL

popcorn-team.1password.com

Non-commercial confirmation

• No, this account won't be used for commercial activity

Team application

• Yes, this application is for a team

Event application

• Yes, this application is for an event

Project name

radius-go

Short description

radius-go is a small RADIUS authentication server written in Go. It is designed for teams that need a simple access-authentication system before a full identity platform is available.

Typical uses include:

• Lab or small-office access authentication where a RADIUS PAP backend is accepted by the network device.
• Temporary VPN, Wi-Fi, or network-device authentication during an infrastructure migration.
• A tightly scoped internal authentication service for a small number of users and network access clients.

The server stores users and API keys in SQLite, hashes user passwords with bcrypt, hashes API keys with SHA-256, exposes a protected Gin API, and only accepts RADIUS packets from explicitly configured client CIDR ranges.

Number of team members/core contributors

1

Homepage URL

https://github.com/hank-179/radius-go

Repository URL

https://github.com/hank-179/radius-go

License type

MIT

License URL

https://github.com/hank-179/radius-go/blob/main/LICENSE

Age confirmation

• Yes, this project is at least 30 days old

Name

Hank

Email

hank179@outlook.com

Project role

Developer

Profile or website

No response

Can we contact you?

• Yes, you may contact me

Additional comments

No response

[1password-bot]

✅ Your application is valid

Application data...

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	"account": "popcorn-team.1password.com",
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		"name": "radius-go",
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		"license_type": "MIT",
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		"is_event": false,
		"is_team": false
	},
	"applicant": {
		"name": "Hank",
		"email": "hank179@outlook.com",
		"role": "Developer",
		"id": 288542859
	},
	"can_contact": true,
	"issue_number": 1618,
	"created_at": "2026-07-28T19:15:54Z"
}

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