In Rust it would catch the same kinds of buffer overflows and UAFs, but these rarely sneak past the compiler. However, it's handy for testing Rust wrappers for

In Rust it would catch the same kinds of buffer overflows and UAFs, but these rarely sneak past the compiler. However, it's handy for testing Rust wrappers for C libraries, because the FFI/ABI boundary is fragile and inherently unsafe.