Executable Programming Language Identification (Rust, Golang, Nim)

These YARA rules are designed to identify executables compiled with specific programming languages: Rust, Golang, and Nim. They achieve this by looking for unique strings, section names, and other artifacts left by the respective compilers and runtime environments within PE (Windows) and ELF (Linux) files. The rules are primarily for file identification and profiling, rather than detecting malicious behavior directly. They help in understanding the technology stack of an executable, which can be useful in malware analysis, threat intelligence, and software inventory.