Rust allows compiling static binaries with no external dependencies. Its ownership model and borrow‑checker eliminate common memory errors, making the code more stable and less prone to crashes. Moreover, the absence of a garbage collector and the low runtime overhead result in small, high‑performance executables, which are advantageous for evading detections and remaining stealthy.
it's a growing community around rust and if i remember correctly i tested it last year. it's fun to program with, i like the syntax.
but most importantly, you don't have to like a programming language, you chose the language that fits best for the problem you're trying to solve.
Rust is a language for beasts like me, kids stay far away
rust is good as a secure language but not really good for general purpose