Rust source review

When it applies

Reviewing Rust (a service, a CLI, a library). Safe Rust removes most memory bugs, so the review focuses on the places safety is opted out of, the ways Rust code still panics or mis-handles input, and ordinary injection/logic in web handlers.

Why it works

Rust's guarantees hold only outside unsafe and only for memory safety — they don't stop SQL built by string, a command run via a shell, a .unwrap() that panics on attacker input (DoS), or a logic error. Concentrating on those boundaries finds the real bugs efficiently.