AES-256-GCM in Go: A Practical Pattern for Encrypting Secrets at Rest
Our take: Standard AES-256-GCM Go pattern; crypto best practice, not novel application.
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AES-256-GCM provides authenticated encryption for storing secrets at rest in Go by combining ciphertext and authentication tag in one operation, failing loudly on tampering rather than silently.
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