Observed arrival · 2026-11-08
Yen Wang’s Rust-malware field notes
A UK-based security researcher’s portfolio documents reverse engineering of Rust malware, binary-analysis tools, and vulnerability studies.
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- Reverse engineers studying compiled Rust malware
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- One stack-overflow study records 32 checks and explicitly notes that three of the researcher’s claims failed them.
Field notes
The case studies expose concrete investigative steps rather than only topic labels: one describes recovering struct layouts from drop glue and identifying the crypto stack in Akira’s Rust rewrite. Another says a reproduced unsafe out-of-bounds read exits successfully in release mode. The homepage also links to ten posts, with listed dates and reading times, and names the tools used in its comparative work.
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