Obtains the dependency list from a compiled Rust binary by parsing its panic messages. Recovers both crate names and versions.

Caveats

• If the crate never panics, it will not show up. The Rust compiler is very good at removing unreachable panics, so we can only discover at around a half of all dependencies.
• C code such as openssl-src never shows up, because it can't panic.
• Only crates installed from a registry are discovered. Crates from local workspace or git don't show up.

Alternatives

cargo auditable embeds the complete dependency information into binaries, which can then be recovered using auditable-info. It should be used instead of quitters whenever possible, unless you're specifically after panics.

RustSec Crates 🦀🛡️📦

The RustSec Advisory Database is a repository of security advisories filed against Rust crates published via crates.io.

The advisory database itself can be found at:

https://github.com/RustSec/advisory-db

About this repository

This repository contains a Cargo Workspace with all of the crates maintained by the RustSec project:

Name	Description	Crate	Documentation	Build
cargo‑audit	Audit Cargo.lock against the advisory DB
cargo‑lock	Self-contained Cargo.lock parser
cvss	Common Vulnerability Scoring System
platforms	Rust platform registry
rustsec	Advisory DB client library
rustsec‑admin	Linter and web site generator

License

All crates licensed under either of

• Apache License, Version 2.0
• MIT license

at your option.