If a programs reads from uninitialised memory, I hope for its sake that it does not do it in C/C++. Setting aside that uninitialised memory is a hopelessly brok

If a programs reads from uninitialised memory, I hope for its sake that it does not do it in C/C++. Setting aside that uninitialised memory is a hopelessly broken RNG seed, or the fact that the OS might zero out the pages it gives you before you can read your "uninitialised" zeroes… Reading uninitialised memory in C/C++ is Undefined Behaviour, plain and simple. That means Nasal Demons, up to and including arbitrary code execution vulnerabilities if you're unlucky enough.