Pointing the finger at buffer overflows (scroll down after the quotes)

Sadly, when saving cycles vs. the risk to the customer, the customs always carries the risk.

> I'm no fan of lawyers or litigation, but it's high time that someone defined "buffer overflow" as being equal to "gross criminal negligence".

> I have been told that one of the reasons for the longevity of the Roman bridges is that their designers had to stand under them when they were first used. It may be time to put a similar discipline into the software field.