> even the OS/browser you're using is written in C Those have tons of exploitable bugs!! NASA rovers and car ECUs have minimal people looking to exploit them

> even the OS/browser you're using is written in C Those have tons of exploitable bugs!! NASA rovers and car ECUs have minimal people looking to exploit them, so I'm not overly convinced they're exploit free either. I'm not a Rust evangelist or even a user, but the current paradigm of "THIS TIME, we'll write safe, complex, performant C/C++ code properly" isn't the solution, nor is manually squashing bugs one by one. The solution seems to be a combination of improving the tooling around existing C\C++, and starting new projects in safer languages when possible.