Fixing all memory corruption bugs is infeasible without fundamentally changing the way Linux is developed. There is so much code (and it’s being added to, changed, etc.) written by humans that make mistakes.
There will always be some bugs that are in between being discovered (by someone, maybe malicious, maybe not), and being fixed. How else do you prevent against vulnerabilities in that stage?
There will always be some bugs that are in between being discovered (by someone, maybe malicious, maybe not), and being fixed. How else do you prevent against vulnerabilities in that stage?