At which point did you decide not to read the comments properly? The gist was that PHP was designed for web use, so it's almost always facing the internet. C o

At which point did you decide not to read the comments properly? The gist was that PHP was designed for web use, so it's almost always facing the internet. C on the other hand is very much multi-purpose. Both can be made secure, but maybe it's less effort using something that helps you with security (Hack, Rust, etc.). (BTW, your comment contains a huge fallacy: Just because a majority of packets touches something written in C, that doesn't mean a majority of C code written is exposed to the internet. This is arguably the entire point of e.g. iptables.)