So bored of these "we don't need to fix this because of something else" arguments. And if the article was about the other thing, then we'd hear the opposite ar

So bored of these "we don't need to fix this because of something else" arguments. And if the article was about the other thing, then we'd hear the opposite argument. Look - on the level of coding vulnerabilities, memory safety is by far the biggest problem. You want to talk about phishing attacks and privilege management, fine. There's a bunch of different controls for those. We would never address anything following the path of what-aboutism.