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White House Pushes Tech Shift: Embrace Rust & Ditch Old Code for Safer Software
Ready for a software security revolution? The White House urges a leap to memory-safe languages like Rust—because let’s face it, after 35 years, it’s time to stop letting pesky memory bugs crash the cyber party. 🛡️💻🎉 #BoostSoftwareSecurity
Hot Take:
Oh, the sweet sound of progress—or is it just the White House finally changing its coding playlist? After 35 years of software security singing the blues over memory-unsafe languages, the ONCD is strumming a new tune: Rust. Let's face it, if you're still using C++ for security, it might be time to C-- your way out of the '80s and into memory-safe harmony. Microsoft's already crooning about 70% of vulnerabilities hitting the wrong note, so maybe it's time we all harmonize with the cybersecurity strategy and start coding in the key of Rust.
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