> Rust
So instead of using C we should write our security-critical software in a language that was released 3 months ago and has no major deployments.
So instead of using C we should write our security-critical software in a language that was released 3 months ago and has no major deployments.
That said, if you have some sort of external constraint about using a language merely because other people are using it, there's Ada, which is over three decades old and has numerous major deployments.