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jooops1 • today at 7:39 PM • 3 replies • view on HN

So instead of using a memory safe language or harden the C code they hope LLMs will find bugs in their code? Neither do they mention how their way to patch Exceptions into C makes It very difficult for Fuzzers to find those bugs? Good luck this statement should tell everyone to migrate away from that horrible language and runtime.


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Cthulhu_ • today at 9:30 PM

It's one of the biggest runtimes on the internet; the C code will be some of the safest out there. Rewriting to a memory safe(r) language is a huge bet, even today. Nobody's stopping anyone from forking and creating alternative runtimes.

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ThaJay • today at 8:22 PM

This is what I thought as well. How is this still so popular if it has such fundemental flaws? With the increasing power of LLM, more vulnerabilities will definitely surface sooner or later.

topham • today at 8:09 PM

Please identify a non-toy language that has never had a vulnerability.

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