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Don't gloss over the distinction between security and robustness. The consequences of panics and memory corruption are very much NOT the same. The former means
by roca 8y ago
Don't gloss over the distinction between security and robustness. The consequences of panics and memory corruption are very much NOT the same. The former means a reboot, which is annoying; the latter means corrupted or exfiltrated data or a hostile takeover of the system.