> Yes it does, unless you're violating the memory model. Overflowing the stack violates the memory model. > Such systems are not secure if they don't have IOM

> Yes it does, unless you're violating the memory model. Overflowing the stack violates the memory model. > Such systems are not secure if they don't have IOMMUs. Secure in what sense? I was under the impression that Rust could run on embedded devices like the ARM Cortex-M3, but maybe I'm wrong.