> Programs in the 90s were written in C and C++. C is impossible to secure. C++ is impossible to secure. > "Buffers that don’t specify their length" And yet, w

> Programs in the 90s were written in C and C++. C is impossible to secure. C++ is impossible to secure. > "Buffers that don’t specify their length" And yet, we found good ways to eliminate the most common sources of these problems by using new languages. The web, on the other hand, is an amalgamate of several different technologies and creating a new language won't make it more secure.