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Well, no one is claiming that it's impossible to write Rust or Go programs that have security vulnerabilities—that would be a very silly thing to claim, wouldn'
by bitfield 6y ago
Well, no one is claiming that it's impossible to write Rust or Go programs that have security vulnerabilities—that would be a very silly thing to claim, wouldn't it?
A more useful way to think about it might be to ask whether such languages make vulnerabilities less likely, and for certain types of vulnerability (buffer overflows, for example), they absolutely do.
- unnouinceput 6y agoWanna bet you can do buffer overflows in Rust/Go too?
- Xunjin 6y agoHey my friend, don't be like that :) Everyone here wanna have great conversations and learn more about stuff... These kind of comments creates tons of unnecessary noise. However I will bite the bait, please show to us how :)