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ShadowCanopy's full breakdown of log on crates.io: verdict, AI analysis, dependency chain, network behavior, prebuilds, and obfuscated code.

Safe to use
Deep-scanned by ShadowCanopy — no threats found in its code, dependencies, or network behavior.
Scanned 8/11/2026
Approvedlog@0.4.33View on registry ↗latest: 0.4.33

The 'log' crate (standard Rust logging facade) contains a test/doc example using the literal IPv6 address f33c::1 when demonstrating ToValue support for std::net::Ip* types. No exfiltration, C2, or other harmful behavior exists in the provided source.

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AI breakdown

Plain-English summary of what this package does and how it behaves.

The 'log' crate (v0.4.33) is the standard Rust logging facade providing traits, macros, and optional structured (kv) logging support for applications.

Capabilities

  • Provides logging macros and traits
  • Supports key-value structured logging
  • Includes optional serde serialization
  • Contains benchmarks and integration tests

Data access

  • None observed

Network

  • Hardcoded public IP in network code (static findings)

Widely used, dependency-free logging library with no install scripts; the provided static findings reference network code that is not evidenced in the manifest or file list.

Security findings (2)

Static analysis rule matches, with the exact code that triggered them.

highHardcoded public IP in network codeATK-028src/kv/value.rs

File src/kv/value.rs contains a hardcoded public IP (f33c::1) used in network code — review for hidden exfiltration or C2 endpoints.

highHardcoded public IP in network codeATK-028log-0.4.33/src/kv/value.rs

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)

.cargo_vcs_info.jsonlog-0.4.33/.cargo_vcs_info.json.github/workflows/main.ymllog-0.4.33/.github/workflows/main.yml.gitignorelog-0.4.33/.gitignoreCHANGELOG.mdlog-0.4.33/CHANGELOG.mdCargo.locklog-0.4.33/Cargo.lockCargo.tomllog-0.4.33/Cargo.tomlCargo.toml.origlog-0.4.33/Cargo.toml.origLICENSE-APACHElog-0.4.33/LICENSE-APACHELICENSE-MITlog-0.4.33/LICENSE-MITREADME.mdlog-0.4.33/README.mdbenches/value.rslog-0.4.33/benches/value.rssrc/__private_api.rslog-0.4.33/src/__private_api.rssrc/kv/error.rslog-0.4.33/src/kv/error.rssrc/kv/key.rslog-0.4.33/src/kv/key.rssrc/kv/mod.rslog-0.4.33/src/kv/mod.rssrc/kv/source.rslog-0.4.33/src/kv/source.rssrc/kv/value.rslog-0.4.33/src/kv/value.rssrc/lib.rslog-0.4.33/src/lib.rssrc/macros.rslog-0.4.33/src/macros.rssrc/serde.rslog-0.4.33/src/serde.rs

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