I agree, but Rust would've still had several of these vulnerabilities. The integer underflow would've passed in release mode (though you could argue that anythi

I agree, but Rust would've still had several of these vulnerabilities. The integer underflow would've passed in release mode (though you could argue that anything running this low level should spare the extra CPU cycles for checked arithmetic), the infinite loops hanging the system, and the predictable TCP sequence numbers. I'm not sure about the weak pseudo-RNG, because I would expect an existing crate to get imported for that use case, but the same RNG could also be implemented just as badly in Rust. As for the buffer overflow vulnerabilities: I completely agree. These are the most dangerous vulnerabilities and I doubt they would've made it past the compiler had they been written in Rust.