Rust Projects
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Welcome back to Raw Ptr Insights. In the previous installment we ported the relay to async Rust: replaced OS threads… Read more.
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Welcome back to Raw Ptr Insights. In the previous installment we hardened the blocking relay with proper half-close semantics, socket… Read more.
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Welcome back to Raw Ptr Insights. In the previous installment we established the duplex relay primitive: a TcpStream split via… Read more.
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Before the frameworks, before the C2 suites, before the staged payloads and encrypted channels — there was nc. Netcat has… Read more.
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Welcome back to Raw Ptr Insights. In the previous chapters of our network programming series, we operated strictly within the… Read more.
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In the previous segment of our series, we successfully engineered an asynchronous network foundation using Tokio. We escaped the severe… Read more.
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In our previous installment, we established a rigorous, memory-safe baseline using standard POSIX network abstractions. We demonstrated how Rust’s ownership… Read more.
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Rust has cemented its place in the modern information security toolkit, particularly for those of us engineering highly sophisticated penetration… Read more.
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Methods
- Weekly field observations along fixed routes.
- Short interviews using a consistent guide.
- Sensor readings checked at the start of each session.
- Cleaning decisions documented as a changelog.
- Processing: normalized timestamps; flagged gaps; spot-checked outliers.
- Limits: some missing intervals during battery replacement.
Data & Ethics
Data
Upon request, sensitive locations have been removed from the public files. License: CC BY 4.0 for shared materials.
Ethics
Consent protocols used where applicable.
Contact
fieldnoteslab@ucc.ie