Re:Major new iOS bug can crash iPhones and disable access to...
by makecheck on Thursday February 15, 2018 @11:51AM
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There are compartmentalization options, such as XPC Services on macOS (specialized sub-processes that can “crash” if something is risky).
Also, non-C languages frequently implement lots of library features on top of C because it would be a ton of work not to (and slower), which means any language could be at risk.
Also, non-C languages frequently implement lots of library features on top of C because it would be a ton of work not to (and slower), which means any language could be at risk.