> you're incorrect about how I read the article Nonetheless I implore you to read it again. For example: Java has more injection rules than C simply because

> you're incorrect about how I read the article Nonetheless I implore you to read it again. For example: Java has more injection rules than C simply because it comes with more subsystems than standard C. For example, SQL injection is possible in both C and Java, but only Java provides a standard library for connecting to SQL databases (the JDBC); hence, only Java has a rule about SQL injection. -- Acknowledging one of the points you made in your root post. I addressed the other one in a separate reply.