Comment Re:All that without the need for a new programming (Score 3, Insightful) 39
Perhaps you should try to read the article and learn Rust before commenting?
Rust and CPU level memory exploits targets different class of vulnerabilities.
Rust make it easy to write system level safely especially for temporal and spacial memory safety at code level.
It not just help in security but also make your programs much more stable by avoid the issues in the first place.
Those Apple/ARM CPU level enhancement are more like detecting and stopping the attack when it happens, it doesn't avoid/prevent the issues before it happens.
So, if you are writing C/C++ programs, your program will just crash or kernel panic at the customer site when you accidentally forgotten you array bound checking.
Or, do you prefer Rust to actually help you to prevent you from making the silly mistake before you even ship to customer?
Also, Rust can't do anything to fix CPU speculative execution leaks and other hardware memory issues like row hammer attacks. That's also why they have to implement such HW level fixes.
BTW i still don't understand what's with all the rust hate?
There are so many programming languages out there. Each have a different purpose, use the right tool for the job, don't be obsessive with a single tool.