[umanwizard]

This is a bit like saying "you can write a buffer overflow in any turing-complete language, because you can write a C emulator, and then write the buffer overflow in C"

[dllthomas]

A bit, but in that case the buffer overflow is arguably still "in C" in a way that it isn't in my example.

As I said, you won't write a buffer overflow in rust, but unpacking why can be interesting and it doesn't end at "bounds checks".