Looks like amateur hour in software is slowly coming to a close. Good.
Since all communist idiots like you love Rust, while you're gloating over the corpse of Ruby, would you like to comment on the Typosquatting malware in Rust's cargo crates? Looks like the exact same thing, to me along with Rust's problems with maintainer account compromises, dependency graphs exploding (popular crates pulling in dozens/hundreds of transitive deps), and their encouragement of micro-packages rather than stdlibs, which now looks pretty stupid.
Looks like more vindication for C programmers who tend to eschew any supply chain micropackages and haven't any supply chain centralization ala flavor-of-the-day "cloud" languages. What do the Comrade Programmers of your glorious Communist revolution in stupid-fucking-useless-time-wasting-language-wars use to combat this, Tavarish ?
I'm sure attackers would be fine taking the time to sift through 20 bugs to exploit the one critical one.
That'd be worrisome if they had any skill to create the exploits. They don't. If the LLM doesn't create the exploit for them in Python and give them a one-liner to test it, then these "attackers" are helpless.
They've been doing it for dozens of years. I'm 100% with you. How are companies like Flock and Motorola Solutions allowed to do this? If We the People were being represented, we'd have strong privacy laws, and no crooked company would be allowed to record us.
Work smarter, not harder, and be careful of your speling.