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76 lines
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Required Signature
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The module must contain this exact public async function:
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pub async fn run(target: &str) -> anyhow::Result<()>
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Or any variant like:
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pub async fn run(_target: &str) -> anyhow::Result<()>
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Or even:
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pub async fn run(host: &str) -> anyhow::Result<()>
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Refactor this module to work with the auto-dispatch system. Do not remove any functionality or features. Make sure it defines a pub async fn run(target: &str) -> Result<()> entry point that internally calls the correct logic. Rename any conflicting functions if needed, but preserve all capabilities and structure.
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Refactor this code to a Rust module so that it fully integrates into my RouterSploit-inspired Rust auto-dispatch framework.
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✅ Preserve all functionality and existing logic — do not remove or simplify any capabilities.
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✅ Ensure the module defines a pub async fn run(target: &str) -> Result<()> entry point.
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All internal logic must be routed through this function.
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✅ If any internal function is named run and conflicts with the dispatch entry, rename it (e.g. to execute, exploit, etc.) — but do not change logic.
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✅ The module must compile, follow anyhow::Result<()>, and use proper error propagation (? operator).
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✅ Do not add placeholders, pseudocode, or stubs — this must be real working Rust code.
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✅ Use async/await and retain all networking, parsing, and exploit behavior from the original logic.
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✅ Keep the code idiomatic and modular — preserve structure, variable naming, and async HTTP usage.
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✅ If necessary, clean up variable scoping or imports, but never remove real features.
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✅ keep all comments from the orginal but add two / before comments
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✅ only use the poc and it must be a 1 to 1 convertion
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Here is the original module that needs to be refactored:
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Strict Requirements:
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The code must be 100% pure Rust, fully compatible with Linux operating systems.
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The entire driver must use asynchronous Rust throughout (async/await and appropriate crates), enabling non-blocking, concurrent communication with multiple devices.
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Do not include any comments, explanations, docstrings, sample usage, placeholder code, TODOs, or example outputs. The output must be only the actual source code required for a complete and functional driver.
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The output must be a single, fully compilable Rust source file, containing all necessary use statements, async functions, modules, structs, enums, and logic to support end-to-end operation.
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