The flagged 'f33c::1' is a harmless example IPv6 literal inside the std::net::Ip* ToValue impls (and associated tests) in the legitimate 'log' crate. No exfiltration, C2, or malicious behavior present.
AI breakdown
Plain-English summary of what this package does and how it behaves.
The 'log' package (v0.4.33) is the standard Rust logging facade crate providing traits, macros, and utilities for application logging.
Capabilities
- Provides logging macros and traits
- Supports key-value logging
- Includes optional serde support
Data access
- None observed
Network
- No network access observed
Manifest shows no scripts or dependencies; static findings reference hardcoded IPs but are not corroborated by file list or package purpose.
Security findings (2)
Static analysis rule matches, with the exact code that triggered them.
File src/kv/value.rs contains a hardcoded public IP (f33c::1) used in network code — review for hidden exfiltration or C2 endpoints.
File log-0.4.33/src/kv/value.rs contains a hardcoded public IP (f33c::1) used in network code — review for hidden exfiltration or C2 endpoints.
Files in package (46)
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