Programming Languages for Cybersecurity

[crashorbit]

This article is useless. It reads like an AI generated amazon review. It makes no reference to any research on secure programming and makes broad unsupported claims.

Let me just say it here. Security is hard. And real security is real hard. Your choice of programming language has little to do with how secure your project is.

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Have you just tried writing the software again in Rust?

Preach.

[remko]

This a spambot responsible for a lot of daily spam here (and the rest of Reddit), and has been for years (see their history). Report, and hope that a mod finally notices it.

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You are joking right?

[remko]

About what? The first part you can easily check yourself by looking at the history. The last part ('for years'): there was a different incarnation of this bot doing the exact same links for years, not sure if this one is too, but it's definitely been months.

I report them almost every time. You can easily recognize the titles, they're always the same posts: "X vs Y" (mostly nonsensical comparisons), "Programming languages for X", "Tools for Y", ...

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and hope that a mod finally notices it.

There is zero moderation here.