> Now take a singleplayer game, or a text editor. It's not a security risk if these crash, so do you need the safety Any program that operates on untrusted dat

> Now take a singleplayer game, or a text editor. It's not a security risk if these crash, so do you need the safety Any program that operates on untrusted data can be a security vulnerability. If an attacker can make your text editor execute arbitrary code if you open a specially crafted file, that's a major security problem. Why would you create the risk of this sort of problem on purpose when we have adequate safe languages these days? Instead of making people decide on a case-by-case basis when "security really matters", let's make all programs safe. I mean, isn't your suggestion that text editors have not security implications evidence in itself that people will get it wrong when asked, "Does my program need security?".