> Remember that the most expensive exploit the world has ever seen was in a memory safe GC language?
No I don't, which exploit are you talking about? The most expensive exploit I can think of was caused by heartbleed which was in a memory unsafe language. The "most expensive software bug" (not an exploit) caused by turning off the safe overflow handler in the language being used can hardly be considered an indictment of language level safety either. So what exploit are you talking about?
No I don't, which exploit are you talking about? The most expensive exploit I can think of was caused by heartbleed which was in a memory unsafe language. The "most expensive software bug" (not an exploit) caused by turning off the safe overflow handler in the language being used can hardly be considered an indictment of language level safety either. So what exploit are you talking about?