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You can do stupid things with "memory safe" languages too, and nothing protects you from misconfiguration. The bsd approach of just locking it down seems to be
by tyfon 3y ago
You can do stupid things with "memory safe" languages too, and nothing protects you from misconfiguration. The bsd approach of just locking it down seems to be to be at least as secure if not more to me.
- dwheeler 3y agoTrye, but 70% of vulnerabilities are memory safety problems. String handling is more of a pain in C, too. C is a terrible choice for this use case.