> It's representative of the state of the art in attacking large, mature, modern C++ codebases. I would say it is representative of attacking client side deskt

> It's representative of the state of the art in attacking large, mature, modern C++ codebases. I would say it is representative of attacking client side desktop browser software and plugins. That seems quite a bit less representative of all C and C++ software, most notably excluding server-side software. > I work in this space, you know. That's why I was hoping for something more than "trust me" as a citation.