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- Rust's ownership system prevents memory safety issues at compile time rather than trying to mitigate their effects at runtime
- Rust completely eliminates null pointer dereferencing
- Rust prevents data races in concurrent code, which the paper's approach doesn't address at all
- Automatic bounds checking for all array and collection accesses prevent buffer overflows by design
- Lifetimes ensure pointers are never dangling, unlike the paper's approach which merely tries to make dangling pointers harder to exploit
So, we still need Rust, and we should continue migrating more code to it (and similar languages that might emerge in the future). The big idea is to shift bug detection to the left: from production to development.