The 'hardcoded public IP' findings are false positives from a heuristic that misparsed Rust generic syntax (F::Output) as an IP literal. The actual source is standard, benign Tokio runtime code for task spawning and block_on. No malicious behavior present.
AI breakdown
Plain-English summary of what this package does and how it behaves.
tokio 1.53.2 is the source package for the Tokio asynchronous runtime for Rust, providing async primitives and I/O abstractions.
Capabilities
- Provides asynchronous filesystem operations
- Includes blocking task utilities
Data access
- Filesystem
Network
- Hardcoded public IP in network code (per static findings)
Package contains repeated static findings for hardcoded public IPs in network code; no scripts or dependencies are declared in the manifest.
Security findings (4)
Static analysis rule matches, with the exact code that triggered them.
File src/runtime/handle.rs contains a hardcoded public IP (F::) used in network code — review for hidden exfiltration or C2 endpoints.
File tokio-1.53.2/src/runtime/handle.rs contains a hardcoded public IP (F::) used in network code — review for hidden exfiltration or C2 endpoints.
File src/task/spawn.rs contains a hardcoded public IP (F::) used in network code — review for hidden exfiltration or C2 endpoints.
File tokio-1.53.2/src/task/spawn.rs contains a hardcoded public IP (F::) used in network code — review for hidden exfiltration or C2 endpoints.
Files in package (500)
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