It's hard to make sweeping claims without knowing what this exact bug looked like (and the associated chromium issue isn't public yet, I believe). Generally spe

It's hard to make sweeping claims without knowing what this exact bug looked like (and the associated chromium issue isn't public yet, I believe). Generally speaking, memory-safe programming languages (Java, Safe Rust, Python...) shouldn't have any heap corruption bugs (modulo bugs in their implementation, of course). Memory-safe generally means that memory corruption of all kinds are impossible. But Heap Corruption is a very broad category.