This is supposed to be the compiler of the future?https://twitter.com/ch3root/status/735844188101726208 …
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AFAICT it's a meaningless term. The closest thing might be funcs like "gets" that are impossible to use right.
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But then the only fix is teaching programmers not to use them, or amending the standard to remove them.
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format strings is a good example of a vuln in the C standard, no one seemed to complain when they removed %n
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%n was never removed, and I did complain loudly when fools made broken impls omitting it.
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Because omitting it introduces vulns into correct code using it.
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ANY DEVIATION from a specified contract is a vuln in an impl because you have no idea how it affects other code.
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