The internet didn't go down and you're mischaracterizing it as a parsing issue when the list would've exceeded memory allocation limits. They didn't hardcode a fallback config for that case. What memory safety promise did Rust fail there exactly?
The internet didn't go down and you're mischaracterizing it as a parsing issue when the list would've exceeded memory allocation limits. They didn't hardcode a fallback config for that case. What memory safety promise did Rust fail there exactly?
I think the point is memory bugs are only one (small) subset of bugs.
The conventional wisdom is ~70% of serious security bugs are memory safety issues.
https://www.cisa.gov/sites/default/files/2023-12/CSAC_TAC_Re...
Security bugs - and not bad security processes, are a small subset of bugs.