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#Memory Safety

8 articles on Memory Safety — news, releases, guides and analysis from the SourceFeed engine.

'Memory-Unsafe and Faster Than Yours' Is a Real Terminal

The stal/IX author's Zutty rewrite posts big throughput wins and skewers how terminal emulators get marketed.

An AI agent found a 13-year-old sandbox escape, and every C++ codebase should take the hint.

Buildkite traced intermittent Rails test failures to heap corruption in Ruby's hiredis driver — code that also ran in production.

Eleven days and a million lines of Rust reopened the real question: what counts as safe enough for a JS runtime.

How Fil-C brings memory safety to the chaotic world of setjmp, longjmp, and ucontext fibers.

After 362 patches, the Linux kernel has completely excised strncpy, cementing strscpy as the modern standard for safe string copying.

A simple validation omission in OpenBSD's PPP stack shows how easily decoupled memory bounds can compromise system security.

Comparing vulnerability counts ignores how the two language ecosystems define the boundary between library bugs and caller misuse.

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