It was not too long ago we talked about the first Rust CVE in the Linux kernel, which caused system crashes. That same day, 159 other CVEs were issued for C code. While that shows progress with Rust, it also highlights something more concerning; the kernel has bugs that hide for years before anyone finds them.

A research blog published on Pebblebed demonstrates how bugs often stay hidden for years before they are discovered and fixed.

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[–] 4 points 10 months ago

Because article list 159 other on day. And then call progress.

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