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Aren't most or nearly all of the Java exploits related to running sandboxed code? Instead of relying on a code security model, use containers or other external
by MichaelGG 12y ago
Aren't most or nearly all of the Java exploits related to running sandboxed code? Instead of relying on a code security model, use containers or other external permission systems.
For Microsoft, all the RCE were either use of C/++ or loading .Net into partially trusted scopes (like a browser).
I think Rust would have perhaps fixed a few of the managed runtime vulnerabilities, but probably not the majority. Forget sandboxing and you're done.
- rudolf0 12y ago>Aren't most or nearly all of the Java exploits related to running sandboxed code? Yes. Memory corruption flaws are still found with some regularity in the JVM, but they probably represent less than 10-20% of browser security issues.