The talk’s demo is telling: a trivial program with a hardcoded out-of-bounds access on a std::span. Of course hardening catches that. But this is the easiest case imaginable. Show me hardening catching a use-after-free through a raw pointer to a pool-allocated object in a real trading system. It can’t, because that’s outside its scope.
홍준표 “통합 외면 TK, 이제와 읍소…그러니 TK가 그 꼴된 것”
，这一点在钉钉中也有详细论述
Иран нанес удар по авианосной группе США «Авраам Линкольн»14:12
Security sandboxing against malicious notebooks (code is treated as trusted)
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