I'd like to acknowledge that the charts in this article are remarkably clear and concise. A great demonstration of how careful data selection and labeling can c

I'd like to acknowledge that the charts in this article are remarkably clear and concise. A great demonstration of how careful data selection and labeling can communicate the intended ideas so effortlessly that they virtually disappear into the prose. So the upshot of the fact that vulnerabilities decay exponentially is that the focus should be on net-new code. And spending effort on vast indiscriminate RiiR projects is a poor use of resources, even for advancing the goal of maximal memory safety. The fact that the easiest strategy, and the strategy recommended by all pragmatic rust experts, is actually also the best strategy to minimize memory vulnerabilities according to the data is notably convergent if not fortuitous. > The Android team has observed that the rollback rate of Rust changes is less than half that of C++. Wow!