You say it's "false" but then fail to explain why. None of your examples offer that, and your whole explanation boils down to "managed languages are more complex, therefore worse."
Please point me to the specific native features which mitigate timing attacks. Because the majority of fixes I have seen are purely in altering the libraries themselves using high level constructs to remove hot paths and make it so both failure and success state take a constant time to execute (which has nothing to do with managed/unmanaged code).
Please point me to the specific native features which mitigate timing attacks. Because the majority of fixes I have seen are purely in altering the libraries themselves using high level constructs to remove hot paths and make it so both failure and success state take a constant time to execute (which has nothing to do with managed/unmanaged code).