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The cobra analogy doesn't work because there is a finite amount of use after frees and buffer overflows to be exploited in any given codebase. Companies could
by no_time 2y ago
The cobra analogy doesn't work because there is a finite amount of use after frees and buffer overflows to be exploited in any given codebase.
Companies could choose to outbid the black market on every single one of them if they wanted to, they just don't.
- jeffreygoesto 2y agoThere will be plenty. A"I" is going to copy them from the past to the future in unreviewable speed.