> No C programmer was raised/educated to have security in the front of his mind. It's not about having security in the front of his/her mind. People make mista

> No C programmer was raised/educated to have security in the front of his mind. It's not about having security in the front of his/her mind. People make mistakes and always will. In C those mistakes very frequently turn into easily exploitable bugs. That is the security problem with C -- not that programmers somehow don't think about security enough[1]. [1] Of course this is also true, but it's not part of the argument against C.