NONE of the current software is designed for security. I mean, NONE. At the OS level, none of the OS use a memory safe languages, and therefore prone to buffe

NONE of the current software is designed for security. I mean, NONE. At the OS level, none of the OS use a memory safe languages, and therefore prone to buffer overflow, stack overflow, use after free, and so on. Yes, some RTOSes may have additional protections, but none (at least known to me) have the memory safety as the prime design directive. On the application level, most of the cryptography comes from OpenSSL and similar projects. Remember heartbleed? This illustrates that a long running, open source component that powers most of the current infrastructure can have glaring holes (whether intentional or not). Same can me said about hardware - Intel ME and the like. Rowhammer. I really would like to see (and, er, participate) in an effort to build an OS/HW system where security is the primary design goal. Is it even possible?