Unless you're really good at auditing code, why wouldn't you want to use something stronger? Memory managed languages are generally preferred for a lot of soft

Unless you're really good at auditing code, why wouldn't you want to use something stronger? Memory managed languages are generally preferred for a lot of software because it's much harder to introduce memory leaks accidentally vs in something like C. Yes, C is fine, but if your goal is no memory leaks, you could be doing a lot better. I don't get why anyone would die on this hill over something as important as encryption. It's like using skeleton keys for your house door, because why would you be careless enough to not know when an intruder walks in?