Swift has e.g. UnsafePointer if you want to work more directly with memory. Presumably if BlastDoor uses them to work directly with memory then it could still b

Swift has e.g. UnsafePointer if you want to work more directly with memory. Presumably if BlastDoor uses them to work directly with memory then it could still be vulnerable, though I am not sure because I am not very familiar with them. If I was excited about pointers I wouldn't be using Swift...