This article is a piece of crap. It is not factual but playing on baseless fears. Like that something is unsafe just because not made with last hype language.

This article is a piece of crap. It is not factual but playing on baseless fears. Like that something is unsafe just because not made with last hype language. Take go for example if anything unexpected happen, this shit trigger an assert that crash everything. Is it safe? Like the sudo example is ridiculous: the command allows you to execute a restricted command but it is not made to check your current environnement. It is safe if you know the context you are using. But if you just arrive on the screen of someone else ans it is asking for your password, sure it is unsafe to type your password: maybe you are not even in a Real shell, maybe all are just fake screen. For example, someone can create a rigged fake webbrowser and within tell you to connect to your facebook. Then ssl check marks does not help to ensure the safety. That is an user issue and not a platform issue!