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For me I keep seeing buffer overflows in router management stacks. It seems like rust would help protect routers from attack, while allowing low footprints.
by andrewchambers 11y ago
For me I keep seeing buffer overflows in router management stacks. It seems like rust would help protect routers from attack, while allowing low footprints.
- simcop2387 11y agoYea that's a common one I've done in a bunch of microcontroller things I've done. And there it's even more dangerous because you'll overflow the buffer, and change something and never have ANY idea you've done it until the consequences have happened. I ran into quite of few of those while setting up an allocator to get Lua running in <30k of ram without any floating point math.