New thread on a different machine. Is it real?

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Hello. Once upon a time I made something like a botnet. In fact, this is code that can load any program and execute it. There were many plans. The other day I accidentally remembered it and found that it has 5k servers with uptime of 100+ days. And the hellion of ordinary PCs.
Botnets do not play any role now (with the help of exploits, you can force the server to withdraw into itself for a long time). I wanted to somehow run the calculations I needed on them.
Since now I am writing in Golang, the launch of go routines on these "bots" is spinning in my head.
Is there something similar already ready?
If not, is it possible to implement this?
Thanks to all.

Answer 1

Since now I am writing in Golang, the launch of go routines on these "bots" is spinning in my head

With goroutines (as well as with threads, pthread_t) this will certainly not work, because a). they (should) be executed in a common address space, b). have scope and access to all variables of the surrounding process.
Also, goroutines are scheduled by the Go system's internal dispatcher... which won't do it on a remote host.

Answer 2

Am I wrong, or did someone publicly confess to a criminal article? :)