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> But it does protect against ... illegal memory access To be clear, the linked CVE is an example of illegal memory access as a result of integer overflow. Of
by fc417fc802 2y ago
> But it does protect against ... illegal memory access
To be clear, the linked CVE is an example of illegal memory access as a result of integer overflow. Of course, the buggy code involves an unsafe block so ... everything working as advertised. It's certainly a much higher bar for safety and correctness than C ever set.