I'm looking specifically for remote code execution vulnerabilities, which is what the original comment was discussing, and which is a subset of what you posted.

I'm looking specifically for remote code execution vulnerabilities, which is what the original comment was discussing, and which is a subset of what you posted. And no, this is not like asking for citations for the sky sometimes being cloudy because the original comment didn't say "use-after-free sometimes leads to remote code exploit". This is like asking for citations for a claim like "whenever the skies are cloudy it is due to acid rain more than any other reason". And a claim like that should be accompanied with some citations. Let's have an honest discussion here, or don't bother, please.