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by jchw
456 days ago
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Ah I see what you mean. To be fair, it is still true that not every bug that can lead to a segfault is exploitable, including this one potentially, but on the other hand, I think the point is that Go's memory safety guarantees always prevent segmentation faults: by the time you've hit a segmentation fault, you have definitely broken the type system and nothing is guaranteed anymore W.R.T. memory safety. So any bug that causes a segmentation fault is definitely immediately suspect. I think that's the point they were going for, at least. |
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