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Naturally, but I think maybe you missed my point.

I listed a subset of the things Chrome does to help mitigate the fact that C++ bugs will make it out. It's because they don't trust C++ that this is the case.

What is interesting is that, in the case of the first itw exploit, the root case appears to be memory safety. That despite the many millions invested, memory safety was still what an attacker went after and managed to leverage into an exploit against users.

That's all.