Comment by SilverSlash 8 months ago Javascript is a lot more secure than C++, since it's a memory managed language. 3 comments SilverSlash Reply otabdeveloper4 8 months ago Buffer overflows are 0.001 percent of security incidents in practice.Let's fix private key leakage and supply chain issues before worrying about C++ haxxors p0wning your machines. darthwalsh 8 months ago Memory management vulnerabilities are estimated to account for 70% of bugs.As less code at trust boundaries is being written in memory-unsafe languages, we'll get to 0.001%! otabdeveloper4 8 months ago "Vulnerabilities" != security incidents.
otabdeveloper4 8 months ago Buffer overflows are 0.001 percent of security incidents in practice.Let's fix private key leakage and supply chain issues before worrying about C++ haxxors p0wning your machines. darthwalsh 8 months ago Memory management vulnerabilities are estimated to account for 70% of bugs.As less code at trust boundaries is being written in memory-unsafe languages, we'll get to 0.001%! otabdeveloper4 8 months ago "Vulnerabilities" != security incidents.
darthwalsh 8 months ago Memory management vulnerabilities are estimated to account for 70% of bugs.As less code at trust boundaries is being written in memory-unsafe languages, we'll get to 0.001%! otabdeveloper4 8 months ago "Vulnerabilities" != security incidents.
Buffer overflows are 0.001 percent of security incidents in practice.
Let's fix private key leakage and supply chain issues before worrying about C++ haxxors p0wning your machines.
Memory management vulnerabilities are estimated to account for 70% of bugs.
As less code at trust boundaries is being written in memory-unsafe languages, we'll get to 0.001%!
"Vulnerabilities" != security incidents.