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iudqnolq
1207 days ago
Unless you write software that processes input from one user while having data private to another user in memory. So ... quite a lot of software
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josefx
1207 days ago
Which is quite risky even with memory safe languages, if the big exploits in the last decades had anything to show it is that both RAM and CPU can be abused into bypassing any protections in place.
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