Comment by TheDong

> This is another one of the reasons why I'm opposed to the current trend of "memory safety"

So the argument is that those buffer overflows in iMessage used to target people (i.e. https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2021/12/a-deep-dive-i... used to target a Saudi activist) are actually good because a hacker might jailbreak a phone with it?

It's good if all my software on linux crashes with segfaults because it might let someone unlock a locked down linux device one day?

I don't feel particularly free if my device is pwned with ransomware