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Not every program is intended to be connected to the internet or have user provided input. I agree, for many programs memory safety matters. But there are a la
by randyrand 10y ago
Not every program is intended to be connected to the internet or have user provided input.
I agree, for many programs memory safety matters. But there are a large chunk of programs where it doesnt matter/is not worth the effort.
- msbarnett 10y ago> Not every program is intended to be connected to the internet or have user provided input. While true, I think the vast majority of programs do do one of these two things (and increasingly, both), whereas the majority of programmers seem to think that what they work on "isn't a security issue". It's this disconnect that is giving us the Internet of Crap. Your phone apps, your fridge, your video games, your text editor -- every program I interact with every day -- it's all a security issue