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I am working more that you think with other crypto-anarchist friends on secure coding tools, and I strongly believe it's the future, but just don't say secure code can't be done manually in assembly language with specific coding constraints and rules.
Of course secure code *can* be done in asm (e.g. just take the output of a Rust compiler, it's asm), but the point is that it's a lot *harder* and you're a lot more *likely* to have bugs in asm and thus it's almost impossible for a huge pile of asm written by a human to be secure
My longest ASM program is about 700000 lines of code. I coded it 20 years ago, and could jump right now into the code as if it was yesterday. There are a reasons for that. And it is not a matter of having a good memory.
If it were written in Rust it probably would be about 20000 lines of code if not less, and anyone familiar with the language would be able to jump right into the code, and it would probably have about a couple dozen fewer exploitable bugs that you don't know about :-)
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