NEWS ANALYSIS: Google’s decision to promote Rust for low-level Android programming is another sign that the shelf-life for memory corruption mitigations are no match for the speed of in-the-wild exploit development.
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Cost of Sandboxing Prompts Shift to Memory-Safe Languages. A Little Too Late?
NEWS ANALYSIS: Google’s decision to promote Rust for low-level Android programming is another sign that the shelf-life for memory corruption mitigations are no match for the speed of in-the-wild exploit development. The post Cost of Sandboxing Prompts Shift to Memory-Safe Languages. A Little Too Late? appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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