The Memory Safety Revolution: Why Rust is Replacing C++ in the Linux Kernel

For over three decades, the Linux kernel has been almost exclusively written in C — a language celebrated for its speed, low-level control, and portability. But beneath that performance lies a chronic vulnerability: memory safety bugs. Buffer overflows, use-after-free errors, and data races have plagued operating system kernels since their inception, accounting for a significant […]
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