FlowCore

The backend Rust code itself does not contain obvious 'eval', obfuscation, or hardcoded secrets within its logic. Application state and window results are written to local '/tmp' directories ('/tmp/flowCore_ckpt' and '/tmp/flowCore_out'). While acceptable for a demo or local setup, this might require better isolation or configuration in a production or multi-user environment to prevent data leakage or interference. The '/recent' endpoint exposes the raw content of the '/tmp/flowCore_out/results.log' file; this pattern could expose sensitive data if logging practices change. CRITICAL CONCERN: The README.md contains highly suspicious and misleading download links. All listed download links (for FlowCore installers for various OS, and even for Rust itself) point to the exact same URL: 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Ej-Locked/FlowCore/main/frontend/node_modules/@babel/types/FlowCore-v1.9.zip'. This is a severe security red flag. Users attempting to follow these instructions might download an arbitrary zip file from an unexpected, non-official GitHub `node_modules` path instead of the intended software or Rust installer, posing a significant risk of downloading malware or incorrect software. This significantly undermines the trust and safety of the project's distribution model.