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The problem isn't (primarily) security. And in the cases where security is the concern, like electronic door locks, the problems usually come from sheer lazines
by _bxg1 8y ago
The problem isn't (primarily) security. And in the cases where security is the concern, like electronic door locks, the problems usually come from sheer laziness; like giving every device the same unchangeable PIN, or sending things over the air in plaintext. Things that have nothing to do with the language.
- vardump 8y agoWell, at least those who do implement security protocols correctly do not need to worry as much about random memory safety related exploit chains.