The TLDR is that this race condition happened with unsafe code, which was needed to interact with existing C code. This was not a vulnerability with Rust's model.
That said, you can absolutely use bad coding practices in Rust that can cause issues, even for a regular programmer.
Using unwrap without dealing with all return cases is one example. Of course, there is a right way to dealing with return methods, but it's up to the programmer to follow it
https://youtu.be/dgPI7NfKCiQ?si=BVBQ0MxuDpsbCvOk
The TLDR is that this race condition happened with unsafe code, which was needed to interact with existing C code. This was not a vulnerability with Rust's model.
That said, you can absolutely use bad coding practices in Rust that can cause issues, even for a regular programmer.
Using unwrap without dealing with all return cases is one example. Of course, there is a right way to dealing with return methods, but it's up to the programmer to follow it