Memory safety issues continue to plague operating systems like Linux written in unsafe languages like C++.
Great that the writer has such wonderful technical expertise /s
this post was submitted on 08 Aug 2026
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looks inside
requires surviving an UIF in the first place
already fixed past 6.12.
Rust copaganda
AI-assisted vuln research
Yeah... no. Just one more idiot trying to gain clicks for their linkedin profile.
I KNEW sudo was a bug this whole time!
I don't think English is the author's first language.
C++ is their first language
Apparently Rust
but it’s legal