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8/2/2025, 12:11:23 AM
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C# is memory safe unless you go out of your way to make it not safe. Do keep in mind that the presence of these safety features don't make it impossible to write insecure code. They simply make some of the most common vulns more difficult. And some classes of vulnerabilities are still trivial, like SQL injection, which I still see in reviews of new code even though you have to be pants on head retarded (or a poo) to do.
I had a security tool vendor tell me that they don't support scanning Rust code because it's impossible for a Rust program to have a security vulnerability. We didn't buy their product and put them on the "don't buy from these morons" list. None of this stuff is magic, especially when code is being written by idiots. They just provide some additional guardrails to make vulns more difficult.
C# is memory safe unless you go out of your way to make it not safe. Do keep in mind that the presence of these safety features don't make it impossible to write insecure code. They simply make some of the most common vulns more difficult. And some classes of vulnerabilities are still trivial, like SQL injection, which I still see in reviews of new code even though you have to be pants on head retarded (or a poo) to do.
I had a security tool vendor tell me that they don't support scanning Rust code because it's impossible for a Rust program to have a security vulnerability. We didn't buy their product and put them on the "don't buy from these morons" list. None of this stuff is magic, especially when code is being written by idiots. They just provide some additional guardrails to make vulns more difficult.
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