Black Hat Rust Applied offensive security with the Rust programming language (Sylvain Kerkour)（Z-Library）

Author： Sylvain Kerkour

Welcome to the fascinating world of Rust and offensive security. While the Rust Book does an excellent job teaching What is Rust, I felt that a book about Why and How to Rust was missing. That means that some concepts will not 10be covered in-depth in this book. Instead, we are going to see how to effectively use them in practice. In this book, we will shake the preconceived ideas (Rust is too complex for the real world, Rust is not productive…) and see how to architect and create real-world Rust projects applied to offensive security. We will see how polyvalent Rust is, which enables its users to replace the plethora of programming languages (Python, Ruby, C, C++…) plaguing the offensive security world with a unique language that offers high-level abstractions, high performance, and low-level control when needed. We will always start with some theory, deep knowledge that pass through ages, technologies and trends. This knowledge is independent of any programming language and will help you to get the right mindset required for offensive security.