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Just ten days ago on Hacker News, we had a C programmer claiming that “buffer over-runs are a rare class of bugs, and a class of bugs that are (at least on the
by mbrubeck 6y ago
Just ten days ago on Hacker News, we had a C programmer claiming that “buffer over-runs are a rare class of bugs, and a class of bugs that are (at least on the heap, and often on the stack) trivial to find and fix” [1].
As a bonus, the person who wrote that turned out to have published C code containing multiple exploitable buffer overflows.
[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25806533 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25806533
- nahsjP 6y agoOf course not as secure as Firefox, which enables WASM by default. Or Chromium, which runs chrome-sandbox under suid.