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by pjmlp 2215 days ago
Yep really safe, Google and Microsoft security centers can confirm that.
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Security centers can also confirm that any other language / software / system has holes.

I am not Microsoft/Google/etc and do not give flying hoot about their language preferences. I ran my own business and my clients are happy. As already said not a single complaint.

Not 70% caused by memory corruption bugs, I guess said clients are not a security target.
My servers use proprietary protocols and one of the first thing my protocol handlers do is check validity of the input. You will not find generic "read until EOL/Whatever" in my code. The low level logic knows exactly what to expect at each point and how to validate it. All over encrypted connection.

Good luck hiring dedicated expert or team willing to break it. I am not Google and cost of trying to break my software where it matters far exceeds any potential benefits.

So sure, I am not the a prime choice as security target which makes it even better.

How much do you think it costs?