Safe Systems Programming with Rust
Safe systems programming is the topic of the fourth video in our series about the Rust programming language. What we mean when we say that Rust is safe is that it is designed to prevent many of the common errors that have been continuously used as attack vectors for decades in C and C++ programs. By tracking the “ownership” of memory, the Rust compiler is able to check and make sure that your code is immune to these kinds of attacks. This not only leads to better quality software, it changes the programming experience itself: with Rust, systems programmers can “hack without fear.”
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