Covers the practical side of Rust security: running cargo-audit for CVE scanning, cargo-deny for license and dependency policy enforcement, and working with the RUSTSEC advisory database. Shows you how to write safer FFI bindings with actual validation patterns, set up fuzzing with cargo-fuzz or Honggfuzz, and catch undefined behavior with Miri. The cargo-deny configuration examples are immediately useful for CI pipelines. Honestly, this is more about supply chain hygiene and tooling than deep memory safety theory. If you're auditing dependencies, hardening a CI process, or need to explain why that C FFI code keeps segfaulting, this gets you oriented fast.
npx skills add https://github.com/mohitmishra786/low-level-dev-skills --skill rust-security